Weather

Newsweek -   "Hazardous" winter weather could dump up to 18 inches of snow across three states, the National Weather Service (NWS) has warned, creating dangerous travel conditions and sharply reduced visibility. Alerts include winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories spanning large parts of Alaska, northern New York, and Vermont, with impacts ranging from heavy snowfall and blowing snow to slippery roads during peak travel hours.

USA Today -  A small Arizona community broke the record for highest temperature ever recorded in March in the United States, reaching a scorching 110 degrees on March 19 amid an early heat wave in the Southwest. The temperature reached 110 degrees on March 19 near Martinez Lake, a recreation community in southwestern Arizona, about 45 minutes north of Yuma, the National Weather Service said. The previous March temperature record was first set in 1954 in Rio Grande, Texas, at 108 degrees. That record was also matched during this heat wave on March 18 near North Shore, California, according to the weather service.