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Gusty northwest winds today are a harbinger of a return to wintry conditions.

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The Australian high is just one of many high temperature extremes to occur in the past two years.

Lows will be in the upper 20s and lower 30s tonight. As an ocean storm wraps up Friday, winds will crank a bit locally.

One to four inches of snow are most probable with dangerous travel late Sunday before precipitation changes to a slushy mess

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Heavy snow, sleet, ice and rain are all looking increasingly likely over the holiday weekend.

Both the Weather Service and private forecast company DTN briefed VDOT ahead of the storm.

Snow is a good bet Sunday afternoon and could accumulate before possibly changing to ice and rain at night.

  • David Streit
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Our brief respite from colder conditions persists through tomorrow.

A plowable snowfall is likely for some, while others could get a dangerous glaze of ice.

There’s a decent chance of snow accumulation and slick roads late Sunday before it changes to mixed precipitation or a cold rain.

It’s the second-highest temperature recorded in the Argentine capital in 115 years, and 700,000 people there have lost power.

The gulf has seen an onslaught of marine heat waves and is warming faster than 96 percent of the world’s oceans

After another very chilly morning, temperatures rebound to more seasonable levels this afternoon and tomorrow.

We stay frozen until tomorrow morning. Thankfully, winds have diminished.

Several models show the possibility of a storm Sunday into Monday.

As much as 10 inches could fall in the mountains, increasing the threat of landslides.

Since the late 1980s, Earth’s oceans have warmed at a rate eight times faster than the preceding decades.

Today features the coldest weather of winter so far.

  • Matt Rogers
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A record-warm December fueled devastating tornado outbreaks, two of the year’s 20 billion-dollar events

Most spots should be well into the teens tonight as wind chills reach the single digits. We'll only rise to the 20s tomorrow.

The same chill could bring two feet of snow downwind of Lakes Erie and Ontario.

One or two chances for snow may return later in the week

Winds pick up and temperatures drop once the rain clears out tonight.

  • Greg Porter
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Cold on Monday before dropping into the deep freeze Tuesday.

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16° /33°
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Mon.

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31° /41°
Drop 20%

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