Temperatures later this week are exceptionally chilly for the state, even though widespread freezes are not anticipated

“Patchy blowing snow” and wind chills hovering near freezing were expected in portions of Minnesota, Nebraska and South Dakota. Some areas got measurable fluff a day earlier, including 4 inches (10 centimeters) of snow in southwest Minnesota and more than 5 inches (13 centimeters) in northern Iowa.

All over the state, Florida's records for cold weather Nov. 11 were broken or tied thanks to an unseasonably polar blast from the north.

Snowcat Ridge, touted as Florida’s only alpine snow park, is reopening for the season this weekend in Dade City.

Florida's first freeze is expected early next week, driving down temperatures almost 20 degrees over 24 hours in some areas.

Frigid cold will start sweeping down into Florida Sunday evening. Here's how cold it will get and where we meet see a freeze.

Multiple states are under winter weather advisories and could see inches of snow. Florida and other parts of the south are suffering with unusual cold

Pusley grows well in dry soil and this month has seen statewide rain deficits that rank several areas as having the driest November on record.