Showers and thunderstorms will remain possible from Texas through Georgia over the next couple of days, as the cold front stalls out and becomes stationary. With the amount of heat and moisture in the ...

While most of the heavy rainfall will be over the Atlantic, the National Hurricane Center is still forecasting that parts of North Carolina could gather up 1 to 4 inches of rain in outer rainbands ...

The summer pattern across the Midwest has yet to break, with several more days of ridge riding storms in the forecast! As a high-pressure system remains firm in place, storms continue to ride around ...

Widespread heat alerts are in place for much of the Southwest. This includes cities like Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and Phoenix. Some of these numbers are looking to set new records for the area this ...

The long-range temperature trend towards the end of August shows higher confidence that temperatures will remain above ...

The heat dome that affected the southwest for a while has moved over to the plains. Low pressure has shifted over the west, ...

Hurricane Erin re-intensifies back to Category 4 status with winds of 130mph. Erin had reach Category 5 status on Saturday. It is expected to continue to turn to the northwest, maintaining its ...

Scattered storms are expected to continue, flaring up with the most activity through the late afternoon into the evening ...

Precipitation maps are even more fractured, because precipitation generally has sharp gradients and sharp boundaries and painful detail. Using only five crayons leaves a lot of the map as “other.” But ...

It was 75 years ago January 22, 1943 when Spearfish, SD. set and still holds the record for fastest temperature change. That day started out very cold in Spearfish, and at 7:30 am MST the temperature ...