Atmospheric Administrationnotes News Today

Flooding, flight delays and power outages remain widespread after hazardous weather ranged across much of the nation.

A series of powerful weather systems will move across the country, bringing heavy snow to the Plains and up to four inches of rain to the Northeast, forecasters said.

New York City warned residents to prepare for floods and major travel disruptions from a major storm that is expected to start Sunday evening and last into Monday.

More people are expected to travel during the holiday weekend as airfare and gas prices drop. But rain and cold could pose obstacles through early Wednesday.

Millions in the Miami metro area were at risk of seeing excessive rainfall Wednesday into Thursday. It could lead to flash flooding.

Gov. Kathy Hochul declared a state of emergency on Friday morning, as flash floods stranded commuters and inundated roads and subways.

The smoke is expected to be thickest on Friday morning, but forecasters said the region would be spared the orange haze that settled last week.

As the sky turned gloomy,

See an hourly forecast of where smoke from the Canadian wildfires is traveling across the United States.

The wind chill atop Mount Washington in New Hampshire approached minus 110 degrees and an infant was killed when a tree fell on a car in western Massachusetts.