Holiday travel weather outlook 🇺🇸 ❄️ East & Southeast: Arctic air spreads deep into the eastern U.S., reaching the Gulf Coast. Freezing mornings, strong winds, and very low wind chills may affect travel, especially early in the day. 🌨️ Great Lakes: Lake-effect snow continues

While the tropical cyclone season is slowly winding down in the Northern Hemisphere, it’s just getting started in the Southern Hemisphere 🌍🌪️ In the eastern Indian Ocean, Tropical Cyclone Bakung is weakening but will still bring heavy rain and rough seas to parts of Indonesia

A powerful atmospheric river is hitting the Pacific Northwest with heavy rain, rising rivers, and a growing flooding risk, especially in Washington. 🌧️⚠️ Higher elevations switch to heavy snow, while BC sees the heaviest rain later this week. Track it all on

Arctic air isn’t letting up.❄️ A weakened polar vortex is sending repeated waves of cold across Canada, the Midwest, and the Great Lakes, while fast-moving Alberta clippers keep reloading snow, wind, and pockets of freezing rain. Travel could become difficult in many regions as

A magnitude 7.6 earthquake struck northeastern Japan near Aomori, leading to tsunami warnings for Hokkaido, Aomori and Iwate. ⚠️ 🌊While the first waves have been moderate, officials caution that later waves may be stronger. Check current coastal wave height on

Fresh snowfall is building across the USA, Canada, Japan and the Alps this week, with the heaviest totals in the Northern Rockies ❄️, the Niigata–Nagano mountains in Japan 🇯🇵, and the high NW Alps 🇨🇭. Sea-effect snow in Japan, deep ridge snowfall in the Rockies and a brief Alpine

🌀 Tropical Depression 35W (“Wilma”) nears Samar 🇵🇭 Wilma is slowly strengthening as it moves in from the east toward Samar Island. 📍 Fri, Dec 5 — 17:00 PHT • 120 km east of Borongan • Winds 45 km/h, gusts 55 km/h • Moving WSW at 10 km/h Wilma will track west across the

A major winter storm is hitting the Northeast and Midwest ❄️🌬️ bringing heavy snow, dangerous snow squalls, flight delays ✈️ and the coldest Arctic air of the season. Interior areas picked up 5–10 inches of snow 🌨️, while coastal regions saw heavy rain 🌧️ and strong winds. On

This and no emails ❄️ We’re officially in snow-season mode. which means checking snow forecasts, powder conditions, and mountain weather before every ski day. With https://t.co/dGgyqIE3Ku you can see: 📏 Snow depth to understand the base conditions 🌨️ New snow accumulation to

Two weakening systems are active today. 🌀🌧️ 🌊 Koto (South China Sea) • Located ~400 km ESE of Da Nang (21:00 ICT) • Winds 45 km/h, gusts 65 km/h • Drifting SE ~7 km/h, expected to turn back SW • Staying weak but holding a lot of moisture • May bring heavy rain inland

Two slow-moving storms are affecting Asia today. 🌀🌧️ 🌀 Koto (Vietnam): Nearly stationary over the South China Sea and gradually weakening. At 13:00 ICT, Koto was ~376 km ESE of Da Nang with winds 65 km/h, gusts 80 km/h, moving SW at ~2 km/h. Impacts are mainly at sea: 💨 40–60

Snow is looking GOOD 👀❄️ Snow depth + new snow + webcams = your pre-ride checklist ✅ Save for your next powder day. Stay ahead of the weather with https://t.co/dGgyqIE3Ku 📲

Powder alert ❄️🚨 Winter season is officially here. Check it for yourself 👀 use the Snow depth and New snow layers and check live Webcams on Windy to know exactly where it’s stacking up. ⛷️ #skiing #pow #winter

Cyclone Ditwah is bringing dangerous rain to Sri Lanka. 🌀🌧️ The slow-moving system along the southern coast has intensified into Cyclone Ditwah after dropping 300 mm of rain in Rugam on Wednesday. As of Thursday 27 November, 14:30 SLST, it was ~150 km SE of Colombo, with winds

A major winter storm is moving across the northern U.S. just as millions begin Thanksgiving travel. Heavy snow, strong winds, lake-effect bands and freezing temperatures will affect routes from the Great Lakes to the Northeast through Friday. ❄️ Heaviest snow: ND → MN → WI →

Two tropical storms are developing in Southeast Asia today, 2,200 km apart. 🌀🌧️ At 12 UTC, Tropical Storm Koto is strengthening over the South China Sea, while Tropical Storm Senyar is affecting the northeastern coast of Sumatra. 🌀 Koto (Verbena): At 5 p.m. PHT it was ~1000 km

Even as a tropical low, Fina is still dangerous. 🌧️⚠️ Ex-Tropical Cyclone Fina has weakened since making landfall on the eastern Kimberley coast last night, but it’s still bringing heavy rain and thunderstorms across northern Kimberley, especially near Cambridge Gulf. As of 2:00

A rare November cyclone is slamming into Western Australia. 🌧️🌀 Severe Tropical Cyclone Fina (Category 3) made landfall on the northeastern Kimberley coast on Monday evening, hitting areas near Berkeley River Mouth with destructive winds, thunderstorms and heavy rain. As of

🌀 Cyclone Fina intensifies again near the Top End Fina is back to Category 2 and already hitting the Cobourg Peninsula with damaging winds, torrential rain and storm surge. Fri 21 Nov, 3:30 pm ACST: • 60 km N of Minjilang • Winds 95 km/h, gusts 130 km/h • Moving SW at 6

🌀 Tropical Cyclone Fina strengthens as it moves toward the Top End 🇦🇺 Fina: the first named cyclone of Australia’s 2025/26 season is now a Category 2 system, slowly tracking south toward the northern NT coast. 📍 Thu, 20 Nov — 3:30 pm ACST (06:00 UTC) • 380 km NE of Darwin •