Cold air allows precipitation to freeze instead of melt, helping snow form, stick and accumulate as winter storms move through the region.

The Northeastern U.S. is getting the last brunt of a massive winter storm that dumped snow, sleet and ice across much of the southern and eastern U.S. over the weekend

Don't look to see the normal temperatures for more than a week, forecasters say.

Columbus' low temperature for Jan. 31 beat a record that is over two-decades old. Another record could fall if the high Feb. 1 remains below 20 degrees.