Florida, usually known for its subtropical climate, is facing an uncommon cold snap.

Most of Florida is covered by various cold weather watches, warnings and advisories. Here's what they mean.

Forecasts for snow, gale-force winds and coastal flooding stretch from the Southeast along the Atlantic Coast.

A bomb cyclone and arctic air are set to hit the eastern United States this weekend, bringing severe cold and snowfall.

If you’re heading out of Orlando this weekend by car or plane, this is one of those situations where a little planning now can save you a major headache later.

Deep penetration of cold temperatures and a coastal storm will bring bomb cyclone and polar vortex into your newsfeeds. Here's why.

Coldest air moving into South Florida last day of January and into the first few days of February. Morning temperatures will be as low as the 20s and 30s and feel like the teens for the Treasure Coast.