FARGO — When the day is chilly, a stiff wind certainly adds additional chill to the air. Or does it? In actuality, the chill is more in us than in the air. The so-called “wind chill factor” is not ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Illustration by Madie Homan This week's question comes from Morning Brief reader Katrena, who asks, "If the temperature is above ...

"Wind chill" is not just a casual phrase used by meteorologists to tell you how cold it feels outside – it's a key factor in cold-weather safety. The simple interpretation of the wind chill is how ...

The temperatures in Erie this weekend may be ranging in the 30s and 40s according to the National Weather Service, but any chance of wind chill can make residents feel like the temperatures are ...

As winter shows its full force, you will need to bundle up, making sure that you stay warm. And while your app may say it is 28 degrees, it may feel much, much colder. When you hear our meteorologists ...

WELCOME BACK. THE TIME IS 843. WE HOPE YOU’RE HAVING A GREAT SUNDAY MORNING. SO FAR JIM HAS BEEN BUSY IN THE WEATHER CENTER ALL MORNING LONG AND IT’S A LITTLE COLDER TODAY. DEFINITELY DIFFERENT THAN ...

In the wake of a powerful arctic cold front this past weekend, temperatures Tuesday morning sank to 23 degrees just after 7:30 a.m. at Bush Intercontinental Airport, Houston’s official climate ...

Last weekend was the prime example of the saying, "the weather wouldn't be so bad if the wind wasn't blowing." While this phrase has become a bit of a joke referring to how midwesterners discuss the ...

Thursday started off brutally cold in Chicago, with wind chills dipping below zero, but what exactly does that mean and how is it calculated? A wind chill is the "measure of how cold the air feels on ...

FORECAST WITH METEOROLOGIST ALINA LEE. WELL, CERTAINLY IT’S FASCINATING TO SEE ALMOST A FOOT OF SNOW IN PARTS OF THE GULF OF MEXICO. THOSE STATES OUT IN THE GULF ARE OBVIOUSLY DEALING WITH THAT WINTER ...

This week's question comes from Morning Brief reader Katrena, who asks, "If the temperature is above freezing, can a wind chill factor of 32 degrees freeze water?" Meteorologist Rob Shackelford: No.