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(NEW YORK) -- The cold air that’s led to snow and sub-freezing temperatures across the Midwest and Great Lakes in the last few days is spreading across the southern United States. Over 75 million Americans are under frost or freeze alerts as the cold weather moves south. The temperature in Jacksonville, Florida, reached 42 degrees

(NEW YORK) -- The cold air that’s led to snow and sub-freezing temperatures across the Midwest and Great Lakes in the last few days is spreading across the sout

(NEW YORK) — The cold air that’s led to snow and sub-freezing temperatures across the Midwest and Great Lakes in the last few days is spreading across the southern United States. Over 75 million Americans are under frost or freeze alerts as the cold weather […]

(NEW YORK) -- A storm that has the potential to make landfall in Florida next week as a Category 3 hurricane strengthened overnight into a tropical storm. Tropi

ABC News(NEW YORK) -- A storm that has the potential to make landfall in Florida next week as a Category 3 hurricane strengthened overnight into a tropical storm. Tropical Storm Ian formed over the central Caribbean Sea late Friday, becoming the ninth tropical storm of the season. The storm is expected to continue to strengthen

(NEW YORK) — A storm that has the potential to make landfall in Florida next week as a Category 3 hurricane strengthened overnight into a tropical storm. Tropical Storm Ian formed over the central Caribbean Sea late Friday, becoming the ninth tropical storm of the […]

ABC News(NEW YORK) -- A storm that has the potential to make landfall in Florida next week as a Category 3 hurricane strengthened overnight into a tropical

From an early spring snowstorm, to four tropical systems, to November tornados – Connecticut saw its fair share of wild weather in 2021.

Days before the storm arrived, the alarm was being sounded. What would have been a significant winter storm later in the season, was shaping up to be a disaster for

Hurricane season is coming. Heres how CT should get ready. FacebookTwitterEmail Superstorm Sandy pummels a sea wall protecting house as seen from Seaview Avenue in the Hotchkiss Grove section of Branford Oct. 30, 2012.Hearst Connecticut Media file NEW HAVEN — Hurricane season once again is drawing near, bringing the threat of flooding and severe weather to Connecticut. At this point, while experts predict a greater-than-average number of notable storms in the Atlantic Ocean, the summer month...