Winter Storm Hits the Northern US
A fast-developing winter cyclone is moving from central Canada into the northern United States. This type of storm forms when very cold Arctic air rapidly invades milder air masses.
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A fast-developing winter cyclone is moving from central Canada into the northern United States. This type of storm forms when very cold Arctic air rapidly invades milder air masses.
Storm Brem is rapidly deepening over the North Atlantic and is set to hit western and northern UK with damaging winds, coastal flooding, heavy rain and power outages. Full forecast and impact analysis.
Greece is facing a 72-hour wave of severe weather with intense thunderstorms, heavy rainfall and damaging winds.
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Between 23 and 25 November, large parts of Europe were hit by a powerful Arctic outbreak that brought widespread snowfall from the Balkans to Hungary, Poland and the Pyrenees. Transport networks stalled, mountain passes closed, and Meteoalarm issued multiple alerts.
In early November 2025, a sharp cold snap struck the U.S., with Arctic air surging into the Midwest, triggering powerful lake-effect snow across the Great Lakes region — particularly impacting Chicago, northern Indiana, Wisconsin, and western New York.
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