US EditionArctic Air Hits Much of the US, Bringing Snow to some Areas and Very Chilly Temperatures to Florida
- A surge of Arctic air is spilling south across two-thirds of the country, producing record November lows from the Northeast into Florida and impacting more than 84 million residents on Nov 11, 2025.
- Because of a polar vortex disturbance, forecasters say the cold surge began Monday and will persist through Wednesday, marking the earliest significant drop since 1993.
- Lake-Effect snow bands are producing intense snow with rates of two inches per hour and up to a foot of snow fell in parts of the Great Lakes Sunday, with totals up to 18 inches nearby.
- Travel officials reported airport delays and an Interstate 40 crash in Putnam County, while local warming centers and heated shelters opened and growers in north Florida prepared crops Monday.
- Experts warn that New York Gov. Kathy Hochul urged, `As winter weather moves in this week, I am urging New Yorkers in impacted areas to use caution and take measures to prepare for cold and snowy conditions`, and forecasters expect relief by Wednesday.
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A surge of arctic air is spilling south, dropping temperatures across two-thirds of the country and setting up a deep freeze from the plains to the Gulf. Many people woke up to record lows Tuesday morning, stretching from the Carolinas to the Gulf Coast. Areas like Montgomery and Mobile, Alabama, and even Atlanta and Savannah, Georgia, started off the day with temperatures either at or below freezing. Chicago is already feeling it. The city's fi…
NYC could see its first snow of season today as powerful polar vortex sends arctic blast to tri-state area
New York City could see its first snow of the season on Tuesday as a powerful polar vortex sweeps across the eastern half of the country, bringing frigid temperatures.
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