Winter Weather

Video shows the boat practically buried in ice.

The community of Crystal Beach, just across the water and border from Buffalo, found itself blasted by wind-blown spray off Lake Erie for hours as temperatures dipped into single digits, freezing all the water draped along the homes' lake-facing side.

Target tells FOX Business that its employees "offered care, comfort and holiday cheer."

It's also called a snow devil, according to the World Meteorological Organization.

Southwest Airlines experience major cancellations on the day after Christmas.

NOAA's 8-14 day temperature outlook issued Monday for the final days of 2022 shows a colossal pattern flip that will take the entire Lower 48 states out of the ice box and warm things up a bit.

More than 4,800 flights within, into, or out of the U.S. have been delayed, as of Monday afternoon, according to FlightAware.

Allowing your car to warm up in cold weather for a few minutes can lower fuel efficiency while hurting the engine's performance.

The dead have been found in their cars, homes and in snowbanks. Some died while shoveling snow.

First responders had to abandon ambulances due to white out conditions in Erie County, where at least seven people died during the Christmas blizzard.

Nearly 94 million were under Wind Chill advisories on Christmas morning from North Dakota to Miami.

Both FedEx and UPS said the safety of its drivers remains a top priority following the winter weather blast.

The winter storm has created travel nightmares for millions of Americans trying to reach their destination for the Christmas holiday.

A woman died after she was found in the snow outside of her Michigan assisted living community home. Wind chills were dangerously cold at the time.

At least one person is reportedly dead and several others injured after a multi-vehicle pile-up amidst a blizzard in Ohio.

"We don't even want to be parked in it, you definitely don't want to be driving in it," the National Weather Service warned -- with video to prove their point.

A local Iowa sports reporter assigned to reporting on the blizzard conditions currently gripping the Midwest turned heads online Thursday with a clip of his hilariously grumpy reactions to having to be outside in the cold for the job.

Powerful winds produced by a bomb cyclone moving across the Great Lakes region are pushing water from one end of Lake Erie to the other.

The combination of dangerous driving conditions and frigid temperatures has been blamed for at least 9 deaths across 5 states.