Forecasts for this Friday, January 23, 2026, indicate a mix of cool to mild temperatures with a noticeable risk of rain or wintry conditions in many regions.

Quick Scoop

  • In several mid‑latitude locations, Friday’s highs are expected roughly in the low to upper 20s Celsius, with lows around the high teens to low 20s, suggesting warm but not extreme heat.
  • A significant winter storm is also forecast to begin impacting parts of the southern United States on Friday, bringing heavy snow, freezing rain, sleet, and very cold air to many states.

Temperature outlook

  • Extended outlooks for selected cities for Friday, January 23, 2026, show daytime temperatures commonly in the 22–30 °C range, indicating typical tropical to subtropical warmth where those forecasts apply.
  • In contrast, affected areas under the winter storm in the U.S. could see temperatures near or below freezing, supporting accumulating snow and ice.

Rain, snow, and wind

  • There is an expectation of heavy precipitation in the southern Plains and then eastward, with 5–10 inches of snow possible in some zones, plus areas of significant ice, which can disrupt travel and power.
  • Where the tropical to subtropical outlook applies, forecasts lean more toward warm, possibly humid conditions with scattered showers rather than severe winter weather.

How to use this for your Friday

  • If you are in or near the southern U.S. or East Coast, plan for potentially hazardous travel Friday into the weekend and check a very local forecast or app for exact timing and amounts.
  • If you are in a warm‑weather region similar to the tropical city outlooks, light clothing with a backup rain layer or umbrella is likely enough for Friday.

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