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Officials are encouraging drivers to navigate the roads with caution as a winter storm moves through the Midwest.

Emergency shelters in Cincinnati, Covington and Boone County are operating winter programs amidst a frigid forecast.

High temperatures could be near the freezing mark in places like St. Louis and Cincinnati, while single-digit lows are expected in Nebraska, Iowa and Illinois. Even Orlando, where highs are typically in the low-70s this time of year, could see them drop to the mid-50s.

As the temperatures drop, the risk of death or serious illness for people experiencing homelessness rises significantly.

The National Weather Service issues long range forecasts, giving odds of whether the temperature and precipitation will be higher or lower than average.

The National Weather Service in October changed the way it talks about cold weather hazards.

Areas in the Great Lakes region are at risk of a wetter-than-average conditions, with these probabilities being the strongest in portions of Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky.

The long-range autumn forecast for the Ohio Valley indicates a good chance of an average amount of precipitation.

Experts discuss the signs and symptoms and how to stay safe.

Cincinnati skies are again polluted by smoke from distant wildfires.