Winter Weather

As if the run game wasn’t already an essential aspect of a football rivalry, it’ll be more critical during Week 16 play as drastic weather will impact several NFL games this weekend.

Airports across the U.S. have been preparing for the impacts of this blizzard and the life-threatening cold temperatures that will follow.

Winter officially begins in the Northern Hemisphere on Dec. 21 with the winter solstice, the day with the least amount of possible daylight and the longest night.

A major winter storm is expected to produce damaging winds and drop feet of snow in many locations this week, and with the Christmas holiday travel season in full effect, the timing couldn’t be worse.

Battery shrinkage is an issue for winter driving.

Wednesday morning will see temperatures drop below freezing across much of the Midwest, even stretching as far south as Texas. In the Northern Plains, freezing temperatures will be as far as 50 degrees away with temperatures approaching minus 20 or colder.

As of Monday morning, the National Weather Service had recorded 37 inches of snow in Osceola, which is just east of Lake Ontario.

NASA officials say they’ve pinpointed the perfect spot for the perfect winter getaway.

The FOX Forecast Center is keeping its eyes on the likelihood of a significant Christmas week winter storm that could impact millions of travelers because of snow, strong winds, rain and dangerously low temperatures.

Climate change is putting uncertainties on to future Winter Games.

In order to qualify for a white Christmas, there must either be at least 1 inch of snow on the ground on Christmas morning or falling snow must accumulate to at least 0.1 inches on Dec. 25.

Emergency workers searched through the night and into Monday for two other children who were reportedly with the group, though it is uncertain whether there were additional victims of the tragedy.

Four lion cubs rescued from Ukraine are making themselves at home as they experience their first Minnesota winter. 

The Utah national park had two inches of snow Tuesday night which helped create the picturesque winter scene.

This decline in workers is leading to a decline in snow-removal services that would normally be provided to quickly clear roadways.