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With the bitter cold of winter descending upon the U.S., one may question what is responsible for this upcoming period of below-average temperatures. In short, the answer is the polar vortex.

Most of the holidays may be over, but winter is sticking around — and it's bringing freezing weather to Texas next week. A polar vortex, a weather pattern similar to the historic winter storm ...

Winter showed up during December across much of Canada, but it lacked commitment and didn’t linger long across any particular region. Then, during late December, winter fled the country! The ...

Editor's Note: 01/016/2025, 11:08 a.m.: This article has been updated to include current weather forecast information. It’s that time of year again. If there’s one thing that’s (almost) as ...

Winter Storm Blair, named by the Weather Channel, is expected to bring heavy snow, sleet, freezing rain and ice to parts of the central United States this weekend before moving into the mid ...

It's about to get very, very cold for lots of Americans. A series of blasts of polar vortex air from the north will bring subfreezing temperatures as well as ice and snowstorms to 40 US states ...

Much of the country will be hit with extreme low temperatures over the next week as a polar vortex sends cold air down from the North Pole. Real feel temperatures throughout the northeast ...

Winter made itself known in December—and it’ll assert its dominance through January Winter showed up during December across much of Canada, but it lacked commitment and didn’t linger long ...

Simply sign up to the Oil & Gas industry myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. US energy prices for home heating fuels have surged as a polar vortex has borne down on the country ...

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