Another Arctic blast could be on the way — but it’s not guaranteed. If cold air does arrive in Florida, more falling iguanas may be in the forecast.

A temperature outlook from the Climate Prediction Center (CPC) shows what conditions the U.S. can expect next week, as an Arctic blast in anticipated to sweep across parts of the country. The upcoming cold snap—which is expected to impact a large portion of the eastern U.S.—could lead to “December-like” temperatures for many.

A blast of arctic air could bring temperatures cold enough for the Panhandle to see its first freeze of the season.

Travelers may face delays today as Arctic air pushes through the Northeast, bringing the potential for several inches of snow.

A massive Arctic blast is sweeping across the United States, sending temperatures plunging from the northern Plains to the Southeast.

Storm Claudia moved away on Sunday after delivering over a month's worth of rain to parts of England and Wales.

Multiple yellow snow and ice warnings are in place across for vast swathes of the country with temperatures plunging well below zero for millions of Brits this week

The Environment Agency reported that 20 properties in England had flooded as a result of Storm Claudia, including some in Cumbria. There were 42 flood warnings in place in England on Saturday evening. As the clear-up gets under way, a cold snap that could bring snow and “a marked wind chill” is expected in the coming days.