As we step into January 2025, expect a sharp turn in the weather as winter truly makes its presence felt across the United States and Canada. After a notably warm finish to 2024, we’re heading straight into a period characterized by significant cold.
Weather Forecast for January 2025: A Cold Winter Returns for the USA and Canada Read Post »
A historic lake-effect snowstorm over Thanksgiving weekend unleashed its fury across the Great Lakes region, burying parts of New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Ohio under staggering snow accumulations. Fueled by unseasonably warm lake waters colliding with Arctic air, the storm produced relentless snowfall, leaving communities grappling with record-breaking conditions and widespread disruptions.
Thanksgiving Chaos: Record Snowfall Paralyzes Great Lakes Region, Millions Affected Read Post »
A Chilling Surprise: Winter Forecast Now Leans Colder Than Expected
Winter 2024/2025: Get Ready for a Cold Twist Across the U.S. Read Post »
This Thanksgiving weekend, a powerful Arctic blast will sweep across the U.S. heartland, bringing bone-chilling temperatures and heavy lake-effect snow to the Great Lakes region. The cold wave, the most severe since February, will plunge temperatures to dangerous lows, affecting millions during the holiday travel rush.
On November 20, 2024, a powerful bomb cyclone hit the northwestern US and Canada, causing chaos in the region. Hurricane-force winds, heavy rains, and snowfalls left 2 people dead and more than 1.8 million people without power. Forecasts show that storms will intensify in the coming days.
