The Nation's Weather
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Dangerously cold air and gusting winds seized the Great Lakes and Northeast early Monday, while snow fell over the Midwest, Ohio Valley and Great Lakes.
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Showers and thunderstorms spread across much of the country Wednesday.
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Heavy rain dampened parts of Minnesota and a warm front brought showers and thunderstorms to parts of the Northeast on Saturday as a lingering front generated heavy rain, lightning and strong wind in parts of Texas.
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Forecasters predicted rain in the Southeast and southern Plains, falling temperatures in New England and sizzling heat in the Southwest on Sunday.
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Frigid air and gusts of snow created below-zero wind chills and white-out conditions across much of the country.
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Rain and snow fell across the Northeast, parts of the Upper Midwest and upper elevations in the Northwest on Friday.
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A strong cold front was expected to push through the Central U.S. on Wednesday, dumping snow from the Rockies to the Plains and Upper Midwest. Snowfall was expected to range from 3 to 8 inches.
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Snow, sleet and freezing rain pelted the northern Midwest and northeastern states Friday.
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Snow, ice and rain were forecast to move through the Northeast on Friday, with the interior of New England seeing mostly snow. Coastal regions were expected to get snow mixed with rain, turning completely to rain later in the day.
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Most of the nation saw clear skies on Sunday, though fronts triggered thunderstorms in parts of Georgia, the upper Mississippi Valley and the Four Corners states.
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Frigid weather that slammed the U.S. Midwest and Northeast over the weekend could stick around for several more days, ushering in a month of below-normal temperatures, forecasters said on Monday.
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Forecasters predicted cooler temperatures in both the West and Northeast on Wednesday, while rain and thunderstorms were expected in the Plains and along the Gulf Coast.
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Thunderstorms, torrential downpours and floods are expected across many parts of the country today.
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Private forecaster AccuWeather said  Friday record-breaking heat was expected to move eastward,  resulting in temperatures that could reach 100 degrees  Fahrenheit (38 Celsius) in New York City and Washington, D.C.  early next week.
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A cold front trekking toward the East Coast was expected to bring scattered showers from the Mid-Atlantic to the Northeast, while showers and thunderstorms were forecast for the Southern Plains.
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The U.S. Northeast from upstate New York to Maine will have equal chances of above- or below-normal temperatures during February and in the 3-month February-April period, the National Weather Service predicted on Thursday.
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A powerful storm system pounded a large swath of the nation Tuesday, spawning everything from heavy snow and numbing cold to thunderstorms and possible tornadoes, and forecasters warned more bad weather was on the way.