ORLANDO, Fla. - A weak cold front is sliding through the Sunshine State today and that is making for isolated showers and ...

Another Arctic front will navigate across the North Country and down to the Upper Valley by late tonight. In the wake of that ...

When a cold front moves through town, it shoves warmer air in front of it up and over it, just like if you were shoveling ...

SATURDAY: Becoming sunny, blustery and cold. Tempeartures will be steady in the 30s, falling into the 20s by evening.

Generally dry, mild conditions will prevail over the next week, with little to no meaningful rainfall expected.

An incoming cold front will drop highs from the 40s that we saw late Tuesday to the 20s and 30s this afternoon.

A weak frontal system will move close over the weekend bringing a slight chance for a few showers and an increase in ...

Saturday morning will start off mild, but as a cold through passes through, temperatures are expected to drop into the single ...

More cold temperatures will return on Thursday, with another chance of rain and wintry mix on Friday. Saturday will be cold ...

The weekend begins much colder on Saturday, with highs in the teens and windchills below zero. Clouds will be stubborn through mid-morning, then lots of sunshine emerges by the midday and afternoon ...

Following the coldest air we have had in the area in the past three years, temperatures are projected to warm up nearly 60 ...

Make sure you are prepared for a messy commute this morning as we will see a wintry mix for some parts of the region while ...