Dangerously cold wind chills this morning, along with challenging travel conditions through midday. Snow showers diminish afternoon. Get the latest forecast from the FOX 17 Weather Ready team.

Tuesday will be brutally cold all day with morning wake-up wind-chills around 0° to 5° in Baltimore. It'll feel like it's below zero through sunrise in parts of northern Maryland. Please make sure you and loved ones dress warmly with plenty of layers throughout the day Tuesday.

Forecasters are closely monitoring the potential for a winter storm that could bring snow and ice to many states later this week before impacting New Jersey this upcoming weekend.

Coldest air of the season so far arrives late this week. We may even get wintry weather. The fast-moving winter storms could dump foot or more of snow in portions of the Great Lakes and interior New England through this weekend. The weather will vary widely across the U.S. as the holiday week gets underway.

A monster winter storm will clash with Arctic air, with major implications for the weather forecast in Massachusetts.

Blizzard-like conditions will grip West Michigan, with widespread heavy snow and strong winds combining with dangerously cold temperatures. Get the latest forecast from the FOX 17 Weather Ready team.

After a frigid and snowy weekend, the temperatures turn even more bitterly cold for the start of the week. Drier air is moving in as the departing coastal low pulls away, so while a few flurries may linger,

By Monday night, though, a strong arctic cold front is expected to settle over the Bay State, with gusty winds dropping overnight low temperatures into the teens. Wind chills by daybreak on Tuesday are expected to fall between 5 below zero and 10 above zero.

It's still several days off, but we could see winter weather this weekend. Impact and timing will likely change, but we want to give you an early heads up!

Snow briefly covered the grass and rooftops in parts of the western Florida Panhandle on Sunday morning as just enough frigid air rushed in behind a