MINNEAPOLIS — Braving the outdoors this week could result in a drippy, messy experience. It's one of the downsides of winter. Why do our noses run in cold weather? And is it worse for some than others ...

WASHINGTON — Snow and sneezing seem to go hand in hand in the winter. It's when we typically see a spike in upper respiratory infections like colds and flu. A new study shows just how the cold lowers ...

Learn how the "warm nose" phenomenon influences winter weather patterns, affecting whether we see snow, sleet or freezing rain. We explain the science behind this critical factor in winter weather ...

The nose really does know, as it turns out. New research has revealed a physical link between chilly weather and the severity of colds, and it’s right under — or, rather, inside — our noses.