High-Impact and Far-Reaching Winter Storm Continues; Cold Expands and Persists

A major winter storm will shift its impacts into the Northeast U.S. with heavy snow through tonight while over the Mid-Atlantic, sleet and freezing rain will diminish. Extremely cold air behind the storm will prolong dangerous travel and infrastructure impacts. Sub-zero low temperatures are expected nearly every morning from the Northern Plains through the Ohio Valley and into the Northeast. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Sun, Jan 25, 2026 at 6:58:19 pm CST

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An Extreme Cold Warning and Cold Weather Advisory is in effect tonight through Monday morning. Areas in the Extreme Cold Warning should expect wind chills as low as 5 to 10 below zero, with some spots reaching colder wind chills. Areas in the Cold Weather Advisory should expect wind chills as low as 0 to 10 degrees. Temperatures in many locations across our area may not rise above freezing until at least Tuesday afternoon.

Freezing fog will be possible across much of the area late tonight and early Monday morning, especially across areas where snow pack is on the ground. Visibility may be reduced to less than one half mile and an extra glaze of ice from the fog could make snow packed roads even more slick and hazardous.

Record-breaking cold temperatures and wind chills are in store Monday morning. Many areas will see lows in the single digits to upper teens with wind chills in the single digits to below zero. Freezing fog is also expected mainly over the Permian Basin and far southeast New Mexico. Be sure to bundle up in warm, dry layers and drive with extreme caution Monday morning!

Continued cold temperatures and wind chills Monday afternoon. Many areas will see highs in the mid 20s to upper 30s with minimum wind chills in the single digits to low 20s.

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High-Impact and Far-Reaching Winter Storm Continues; Cold Expands and Persists

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