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Your daily horoscope: January 24, 2026

  IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY If you want to move up in the world now is the time to get your act together and make your play for fame and fortune. You won’t lack for opportunities to impress and you certainly don’t lack for self-belief, and that’s a winning combination. ARIES (March 21 - April 20): You won’t care in the slightest if other people don’t approve of what you are up to this weekend but you should at least try to win them round to your way of thinking. If you explain it well enough they may even start supporting you. TAURUS (April 21 - May 21): Relationships on the work front are very much under the spotlight at the moment and you won’t be able to escape scrutiny just because it’s the weekend. Act as if your every word and action is being scrutinized by the powers that be. GEMINI (May 22 - June 21): Cosmic activity in the area of your chart that governs long-distance travel will encourage you to visit a place you have never been to before. Plan carefully so you get there ...
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Southern U.S. Paralyzed by Record Snowfall: Thousands of Flights Cancelled

 

Thousands of flights were cancelled and travel was severely disrupted across the southern United States as a major winter storm brought the region's largest snowfall in almost four years.

The storm, which began on Thursday, drew Arctic air from the north and a surge of Gulf moisture from the south, creating a potent low-pressure system that blanketed states from Texas to the Carolinas with heavy snow. 

In Arkansas, the small town of Mena reported the highest snowfall total with 36 cm of snow, while Little Rock saw 20 cm, doubling its average annual snowfall. The historic snowfall also ended a 1,076-day snowless streak in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Air travel was heavily impacted, with nearly half of all flights into and out of Atlanta cancelled on Friday.The storm also caused significant highway delays and power outages in northeastern Texas and southwestern Arkansas.

As the storm continues to move through the southeast and Mid-Atlantic states, more disruptions are expected, with a swath of 5-15 cm of snow forecasted across the western Carolinas and southern Virginia.




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