Residents in the Mid-Atlantic region should prepare for hazardous travel conditions, power outages, and disruptions to daily life as Winter Storm Harlow brings significant snowfall and icy conditions to the area, with the storm's impact expected to be felt from Tuesday to Wednesday.

UAE residents can expect rain, high humidity, and rough seas from January 22 to 26, with temperatures ranging from 7°C to 25°C. Fog or mist may form over internal areas, and drivers are advised to be cautious due to reduced visibility.

A Western Disturbance is expected to bring a 6-day wet spell to Jammu and Kashmir, with moderate snowfall possible in middle and higher reaches, and a rise in minimum temperature in Srinagar.

The cold and dry weather is expected to prevail over the country, with hilly areas experiencing extremely cold temperatures. Karachi is expected to see a slight reduction in cold temperatures starting January 31. The country is also grappling with various political and security issues.

A 3.7 magnitude earthquake hit Quetta, causing panic but no casualties, with residents rushing out of homes and reciting prayers, and authorities confirming no significant damage or loss of life.

Around 13,000 residents near Mount Ibu are at risk due to the volcanic eruption, with authorities on high alert and prepared for potential evacuation, as Indonesia's history of volcanic activity and the impact of climate change underscore the need for vigilance in the region.

Pakistan is experiencing cold and dry weather, with temperatures ranging from 24-26 degrees Celsius in major cities, and a predicted rain-bearing system is expected to bring changes in the weather pattern between January 18 and 20.

Karachi's temperature is expected to drop further, with a cold wave alert issued until January 19. A rain-bearing system may bring light rain and cloudy conditions between January 18 and 20, while dense fog is predicted in Punjab and Upper Sindh.

The Jefferson County Public Schools system is considering school closures to optimize resources, sparking debates about the potential impact on education, community, and student outcomes, with the district seeking to balance budgetary concerns with community needs.

The Kurram district administration's efforts to dismantle bunkers and restore supplies mark significant steps towards peace, following a peace agreement that aims to de-weaponize the area and address shortages of essential items, offering a glimmer of hope for the conflict-stricken region.

At least 16 people have died and thousands of homes and businesses have been destroyed in the Los Angeles wildfires, with investigators considering various possible causes, including arson and human error, and President-elect Trump criticizing California officials' handling of the disaster.

The Australian Open 2025 will feature a strong field, with defending champions Aryna Sabalenka and Jannik Sinner listed as favorites to win, and a total prize money of approximately $60 million. The tournament will run from January 12-26, with the women's final on January 25 and the men's final on January 26.

The California wildfires have resulted in estimated property losses of over $8 billion, with 10 deaths reported and over 179,000 people evacuated. The Palisades Fire, the largest of the five fires, has burned nearly 20,000 acres and is only 8% contained. Relief efforts are underway, with celebrities like Tom Hanks donating to support those affected by the disaster.