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With over 32 years of experience, Henry Margusity is one of the nation’s leading extreme weather experts. Henry has dedicated the majority of his career to forecasting extreme weather while saving lives and property. His most popular blog, Weather Madness, has an audience of over a half-million users and features extreme weather including winter storms, hurricanes, severe storms, and tornadoes.

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Hi, Henry here. I have over 30 years of weather forecasting with a focus on extreme weather. Blogging about extreme weather is my passion in life.

My excellent forecasting skill has made me a frequent expert on national network TV and radio. I have been in hundreds of newspapers, including many of the largest in the country such as the Chicago Times, New York Times, Boston Globe, Philadelphia Inquirer, Washington Post, Detroit Free Press, and more.

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Latest Weather Updates

Weekly Highlights February 9th to 14th

This week’s weather pattern will bring a mix of milder temperatures, winter systems, and the potential for severe weather across different parts of the country. Some milder weather is expected across the Plains into the Midwest this week, with temperatures climbing above the freezing mark. While it will not feel warm by any stretch, this represents a noticeable change compared to recent conditions. Farther east, the Northeast will also see…

by MattK February 9, 2026February 9, 2026

Weekly Highlights February 1st to 7th

This week’s weather pattern will be active across much of the northern and eastern United States, driven by a series of fast-moving clipper systems. The first clipper will move through the Plains on Sunday before tracking across the Great Lakes and into the Northeast by Monday, bringing periods of light snow and reinforcing colder air. Another clipper is expected midweek, impacting the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys on Wednesday. To the…

by MattK February 1, 2026February 1, 2026

Weekly Highlights January 25th to 31st

This week cleaning up after Fern is the big stort. Fern dropped some heavy snowfall totals stretching from Oklahoma through the Northeast. Crews will deal with digging out and restoring power to many areas in the South that lost power due to the ice storm. Across the Great Lakes, lake-effect snow remains active and will add to snowfall totals through the week, especially in areas that have already been hit…

by MattK January 25, 2026January 25, 2026

Weekly Highlights January 18th to 24th

As we move through the week, a persistent winter pattern will dominate much of the United States, bringing widespread cold, periodic snow, and several rounds of unsettled weather. The coldest conditions will be felt across the Northern Plains and Great Lakes, where temperatures will struggle to rise out of the single digits during the day. Overnight lows will plunge below zero at times, and gusty winds will create dangerously cold…

by MattK January 18, 2026January 18, 2026

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