Cold front sweeps U.S. dropping temps 20–30° below normal with storms, rain, and snow. See maps and why it’s so cold nationwide.

Thanks to the rain-cooled air, daytime temperatures will struggle to get any higher than 66 degrees, which is typically a minimum temperature on May 1.

Weather Alert Day issued for Central Florida with strong to severe storms, gusty winds, and possible small hail. Stay updated with Severe Weather Center 9.

A strong cold front is pushing across the eastern half of the country this week.

A fairly strong cold front is set to slice south through the Valley late Friday, bringing big changes to Deep South Texas. A cold front is the leading edge of

A strong cold front will move through the Tampa Bay area Saturday afternoon.

Tonight, the cold front will remain along the coast, and upper-level waves will move east along it, triggering widespread rain across Central Alabama. A few thunderstorms are possible, but we will not see any severe storms.