Critical Fire Weather in Southern California; Winter Storm To Impact the Southern U.S.

High winds and low relative humidity will continue critical fire weather conditions in southern California through Friday. A significant winter storm will impact the South. Expect 6-8 inches of snow from southeast Oklahoma through western North Carolina. Farther south, snow will transition to sleet/freezing rain, and ice accumulation is possible from the ArkLaTex area through the Southeast. Read More >

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