But starting Tuesday, we will experience the coldest days yet this season. A potent surge of Arctic air starts settling in Monday evening as a massive dip in the jet stream pulls in frigid air ...

Temperatures will be a touch milder Friday afternoon and into the weekend but will fall a few degrees early next week and through the remainder of the week, as more Arctic air surges southwards ...

Sunday is a day with falling temperatures. We settle into the Siberian and Arctic air Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday next week. Here are the expected low temperatures for those days. I’d call ...

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Friday succeeded in being the warmest day of the week, by several degrees. However, the warmer temperatures are moving out of New Mexico as arctic air moves in. A low pressure system will dive into ...

However, the warmer temperatures are moving out of New Mexico as arctic air moves in. A low pressure system will dive into northern New Mexico from the northern Rocky Mountains. This low pressure ...

Wind chill is pronounced, and several warnings are in place, Gordon said. Throughout the B.C. Interior, Arctic air has surged southwards this weekend and now covers all areas. Gordon says that the ...

Metro Vancouverites will experience a blast of cold Arctic air heading into the weekend but it won't feel as extreme as in previous years. Environment Canada Meteorologist Brian Proctor warns ...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The first surge of Arctic air over northeast New Mexico Saturday will shift south into all of eastern New Mexico overnight. Light snow over parts of eastern New Mexico ...

Monday also marks another blast of arctic air into New Mexico. This air will be much colder than the first arctic blast we saw on Saturday. Many locations could see record low high temperatures Monday ...

Metro Vancouverites will experience a blast of cold Arctic air heading into the weekend but it won't feel as extreme as in previous years. Environment Canada Meteorologist Brian Proctor warns ...