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An early springtime nor'easter brought winter back to the U.S. late Wednesday, revealing absolute chaos and beauty

Record heat continues in western North Dakota, contributing to an expansion of drought in the state.

This article was reprinted from AccuWeather.com

As rounds of flooding rain expand over the eastern part of the United States into the end of the week, a January thaw will allow temperatures to trend well above the historical average, and they may even set some daily records, AccuWeather meteorologists say. The last pocket of Arctic air in the lower 48 states will skip off the New England coast at midweek. While this cold air will linger just long enough to allow ice and snow into Wednesday in parts of New England, the temperature trend will i

As rounds of flooding rain expand over the eastern part of the United States into the end of the week, a January thaw will allow temperatures to trend well above the historical average, and they may even set some daily records, AccuWeather meteorologists say. The last pocket of Arctic air in the lower 48 states skipped off the New England coast on Wednesday. While this cold air lingered just long enough to allow ice and snow into Wednesday in parts of New England, the temperature trend will now

While bare ground in parts of the interior West and High Plains will be covered by snow in time for Christmas, the already lean amount of snow in the Midwest and Northeast will dwindle in the days ahead, dashing the hopes of a white Christmas for the young and the young at heart. A large storm will lead to adverse travel conditions from snow and rain over the middle of the United States as Christmas travel ramps up, AccuWeather meteorologists warn. The storm that was producing heavy rain and flo

A series of back-to-back atmospheric rivers are set to bring intense gusts and up to ten inches of rain to parts of the West Coast - with unrelenting storms expected until Wednesday.

The seasons first snows have frosted the Rocky Mountains, Great Lakes and New England, resulting in the most extensive early-November snow cover in at least two decades.

Snow piled up in parts of the Midwest on Halloween, and Mother Nature also dished out a taste of winter for parts of the Northeast after trick-or-treating festivities wrapped up, with some Northeasterners waking up to a coating of snow on the first day of November. An Alberta clipper system, a type of storm that originates in western Canada, was accompanied by a blast of cold air more typical of early December, according to AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Alex Sosnowski. Although the type of sy

The strong winds that deposited the tumbleweeds in front of homes and sent them spilling over roadways were fueled ahead of an approaching cold front