The polar vortex is splitting — an exceedingly rare phenomenon for this time of year that will be an unusual driver of warmer temperatures, as the calendar flips to March and meteorological spring.

Folks in the central and eastern United States may be wondering: Is winter on the way out? Here's what meteorologists say.

Right now, we don’t have any signs of extremely bizarre, warm weather. We don’t need that either in Michigan. Too much warmth ...

A rare and disruptive atmospheric event may soon unfold, raising the prospect of significant weather shifts across the U.S.

DC swings from a warm 50 weekend to a cold start to the week, with highs in the 30s and a wintry mix as the polar vortex and ...

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The cold weather appears to be here to stay in South Jersey, at least until mid-February. A polar vortex is expected to keep ...

As the National Weather Service explains, the polar vortex is an area of low pressure and cold air that exists over both of Earth’s poles 10 to 30 miles above the surface. The term vortex is used to ...

Georgia is nearing record highs, but a polar vortex surge could flip the forecast fast with storms and falling temperatures next week.

Florida has endured a winter few could have predicted. Since early November, the state has endured at least three rounds of ...

Major cities across the Northeast and Midwest are facing temperatures 10-20 degrees below average, according to forecasters.

Michigan is set for several days of frigid temperatures and heavy lake-effect snow as Arctic air continues its slow march across the eastern U.S. When Arctic air surges into the U.S., the polar vortex ...