United States. Forecasters reported unseasonably warm conditions across multiple regions on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, with several sites reaching or nearing record highs. Dense fog advisories covered parts of the Southeast and Midwest overnight, reducing visibility for morning travel. High pressure preserved dry, mild weather through the weekend before models showed a strong cold front approaching Sunday into Monday, ushering in sharply colder air and pockets of rain or snow in some areas. Mountain regions could see significant snow. Agencies issued travel and storm alerts for impacted counties. Based on 11 articles reviewed and supporting research and official forecasts.
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Residents and outdoor businesses in milder areas saw increased comfort and short-term tourism gains during the unseasonably warm holiday period.
Motorists and morning travelers in advisory zones experienced reduced visibility from dense fog, increasing travel risk and potential delays during holiday commuting hours.
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Warm Christmas Across U.S.; Arctic Front Arrives Monday
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