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according to the National Weather Service. How much snow could be seen in Seattle, though, is unclear. A multiday cold event appeared to be more likely, with temperatures cooling into lows in the ...

Canadian National's fourth-quarter top line fell 2.5% year over year due to labor-related port disruption in Canada (strikes at Vancouver, Prince Rupert, and Montreal) and greater cold-weather ...

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It's a First Alert Weather Day as we're tracking very cold temperatures across the region. The National Weather Service had issued a cold weather advisory for coastal/interior New Jersey and the ...

A cold weather advisory remains in place in Greater Cincinnati until 10 a.m. Wednesday. According to the National Weather Service in Wilmington, very cold wind chills as low as 15 below zero are ...

This windchill chart from the National Weather Service shows how long people can be outside in cold weather before getting frostbite. Early signs of frostbite may look like redness or pain in any ...

When a severe cold comes along ... a person can get frostbite in less than 30 minutes, according to the National Weather Service. Early signs of frostbite may look like redness or pain in any ...

the National Weather Service said. Several school districts announced delayed openings due to the bitter cold. A cold weather advisory for 16 counties remains in effect until noon Wednesday.

Wind chills were predicted to plummet to nearly 30 degrees below zero Monday night into Tuesday in a brutal cold snap that is expected to last until Wednesday, the National Weather Service said.

But that’s only after one last gasp of bitter cold temperatures Wednesday ... a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Louisville told the Herald-Leader Jan. 21.