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Every winter about 10,000 elephant seals make their way to California's Año Nuevo State Park to fight, mate and give birth. The ...

Snow flurries can be seen on Saturday in parts of Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia as the extreme cold moves in.

The Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office is investigating a Florida City shooting after a man was found wounded on New Year’s Day, with no shooter identified yet. Getty Images | Royalty Free Getty ...

A bitterly cold Arctic air mass has made its way to the South on Jan. 15, providing the fuel for a small but potent snowstorm across portions of the South and the East over this coming weekend. "A ...

Chances for a rare snowfall in the northern reaches of the Sunshine State increased this week as a second frigid cold front is predicted to slam into Florida late Saturday. Meteorologists with the ...

Meteorologists raised the possibility of snow but noted the forecast remains uncertain. Widespread freeze warnings were triggered down the Peninsula, with record-low temperatures possible for South ...

Freezing temperatures are expected across Florida, with 53 counties under a freeze watch. While snow is unlikely this year, the right combination of cold and moisture could produce flurries. The last ...

Some say the world will end in fire, some say in ice. From what poet laureate Robert Frost tasted of desire, he holds with those who favor fire. This time of year, the 384-hour GFS forecast model ...

A dash of wintry weather is expected this weekend in portions of the Deep South and Southeast. Flurries are possible as far south as the Florida Panhandle, and there could be some legitimate ...

North Florida has a 5-10% annual chance of accumulating snow, while the peninsula's odds are around 1%. Pensacola is considered Florida's "snow capitol," with 14 instances of accumulating snow or ...