Jose Valazquez lost his business to the Eaton fire, but he has spent the last year running a donation drive for his neighbors who lost everything. Now, he is turning his Frontline Relief Foundation into a nonprofit to continue serving more than 600 families each week.

Unusually warm temperatures across much of the country could turn out to be an unexpected ally as you try to shield against rising flu infections.

Nearly one year after the LA wildfires, the lesson remains: Fire safety isn’t just about codes and rules, it’s about community, neighborliness and the choices we make to keep each other safe. https://t.co/TJbb0IXNe5

Tropical paradise? More like Hawaii Five-Snow. Here’s why seeing some of the white, fluffy stuff on Hawaii’s volcanic peaks is less rare than you might think.

In neighborhoods devastated by the L.A. wildfires, 10,000-pound chimneys are being carefully relocated to serve as "beacons of the past". Watch how Evan Hall is turning these architectural remnants into a lasting symbol of recovery.

As frigid temperatures create a frozen shore along Lake Michigan, a beautiful, but dangerous attraction returns – shelf ice. The National Park Service warns that this is a potentially fatal attraction. https://t.co/VMpikSUcpT

In Oswego County, New York, even longtime residents were in awe of the amount of snow that’s pummeled the area in the last week. https://t.co/Qgg1Q5N9k1

More rain, mountain snow and exceptionally high tides will impact Northern California, then we could see a few more systems push onshore through the rest of the week. Here's the latest. https://t.co/czas0pT6xF

Warmer weather this week, but also pretty messy with different types of precip. Plus, a look at the 1 year anniversary of the terrible fires in California. Join me, @StephanieAbrams and @JimCantore on @weatherchannel

Two more disturbances could make travel treacherous through portions of the Great Lakes and into New England later this week. See the timing of the ice and snow here. https://t.co/9PYQ6qFmaJ

Check out how high temperatures will climb where you are. https://t.co/DT3ZdKSigk

For Sr. National Correspondent @JMichaelsNews, covering the L.A. wildfires was unlike any other assignment. He recalls the haunting "total blackout" of smoke and the jarring sight of the Pacific Palisades in flames as his plane emerged from the clouds:

ICYMI: Mother Nature has a temperature split up her sleeve that will leave some of you reaching for your winter jacket, while others will be shedding layers. Your January Outlook: https://t.co/SZA64JouB9

A year of recovery and a look at what’s ahead. All this week, The Weather Channel brings you stories of the Los Angeles wildfires one year later. Tune in for our special coverage.

After weeks of unusually heavy rain, California continues to face an unusually wet winter. The latest flooding for the state has arrived in Northern California, where a rare combination of king tides and heavy rains have flooded streets.

Intense rains will cause a multitude of conditions across all regions of California this week. Here's what you need to know: https://t.co/VmxXGhvjRv

Multiple clipper systems will move through the Northeast, enhancing lake-effect snowfall along the Great Lakes. As the week progresses, temperatures will begin to warm up slightly, so some rainfall could mix in. Watch for the latest forecast. https://t.co/Lvohf8qVl2

Record warmth across the Central U.S. will spread east in the week ahead, bringing spring-like highs and lows for millions. Here's the latest: https://t.co/nnznUHVTfq

This dashcam footage captures the moment good Samaritans stopped for a car that slid off the road in icy conditions, as it teetered on a steep embankment. https://t.co/hV5jHmLqbs

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