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Storm To Bring Rain, Wind, Coastal Flooding To Northeast
16 hours ago
A rainy and windy Thursday and Friday is in store across the Northeast and mid-Atlantic. Steady rain could lead to local flooding along I-95, so allow for extra travel time during your Thursday commute. A few storms may turn severe Thursday in places like Philadelphia, Baltimore, D.C. and Virginia Beach with damaging winds and an isolated tornado possible. Strong onshore winds will also result in coastal flooding. Thankfully many cities dry out just in time for Halloween, but rain and wind could put a damper on trick-or-treat festivities across northern New England and upstate New York.
Rainy, Windy Thursday and Friday Across Northeast
16 hours ago
A strong storm system will bring rainy and windy weather to the Northeast Thursday and Friday. Rain increases in coverage Thursday and will impact the morning and evening commutes. Steady rain could lead to flooding along I-95 from New York City into New Jersey down to Philadelphia. Thankfully many cities dry out just in time for Halloween, but rain and wind could put a damper on trick-or-treat festivities across upstate New York.
Last Week Of October Looks Cool And Wet Along East Coast
2 days ago
An active weather pattern is forecast to set up and bring unsettled weather to the eastern half of the U.S. next week. Rain starts to develop Tuesday and will continue to fall across parts of the mid-Atlantic and Northeast through Halloween on Friday. Here’s what we know so far.
Atmospheric River To Bring Heavy Rain, Snow To Northwest
2 days ago
An atmospheric river will bring heavy rain and snow across the Northwest beginning on Friday and continuing into the weekend. Widespread rainfall totals of 3-5 inches are expected with locally higher amounts possible. This system will bring concerns for flash flooding from western Washington to northern California, including places like Portland, Medford and Eureka. Here’s what you need to know.
Rain, Wind To Impact Millions For Last Few Days Of October
2 days ago
A strong storm system will bring rainy and windy conditions to the eastern half of the country during the last few days of October. A widespread 1 to 2 inches looks possible for many. Rain and wind will likely impact trick-or-treating festivities across New England Friday evening. Watch this video for more on the timing of the rain and wind.
Coastal Storm To Impact East Coast Next Week
5 days ago
A homegrown, non-tropical threat is on the table for millions across the East Coast this weekend into next week. The squally weather will begin late this weekend for the eastern U.S., as a southern slider makes its way from Texas to the Carolinas. This system, after delivering severe weather to Texas, will bring a widespread 1-3 inches of rainfall across the Deep South. As the southern slider exits the Carolinas early next week, a new storm system will develop across the Tennessee Valley mid-week, ejecting to the northeast in the second half of the work week. While some details still need to be ironed out, soaking rainfall and gusty winds will be likely from the Mid-Atlantic to New England. Across the higher elevations of the Appalachians, rain may occasionally mix with sleet and snow.
This Weekend Brings Rain, Wind, And Snow To The Northwest
5 days ago
A low pressure system will deliver rain, wind, and snow to the Pacific Northwest this weekend. Between half an inch and three inches of rain will be likely in the mountains and valleys west of the Cascades. East of the Cascades, a quarter inch of rainfall will be likely between Saturday and Sunday. In the same time period, 1-2 feet of snow, with locally higher amounts will be likely in the higher elevations of the Cascade Mountains. In addition to rain and snow, breezy conditions can be expected from British Columbia to Northern California, especially Saturday afternoon. This event will last throughout the weekend with conditions gradually improving Sunday evening across the Pacific Northwest.
Severe Weather On Tap Today For The Western Gulf Coast
5 days ago
Severe weather is ongoing for East Texas and Louisiana. A line of thunderstorms will continue traversing Louisiana this morning, bringing the threat for damaging winds, isolated hail, even a brief tornado. A second round of severe weather will be likely for Texas and Louisiana later this afternoon into this evening with the risk extending as far east as Mississippi. All hazards will be on the table including damaging winds, tornadoes, and large hail. The threat for large hail will be greatest in East Texas.
A Hot Week For Millions As Temperatures Soar
6 days ago
The heat will stick around for the first week of fall for many across the country. From the South to the Ohio Valley, temperatures will be running as much as 15 degrees above average. Places like Birmingham and Dallas will see temperatures soar into the 90s. Even places as far north as Great Falls, Montana will see temperatures in the upper 80s, well above average for this time of year. Watch to see what areas may escape the heat this week.
Damaging Winds, Isolated Tornadoes Threaten South
7 days ago
Severe storms will threaten parts of the South and Southeast on Sunday. Damaging winds, hail and the possibility of a brief tornado will be possible. While rain will be beneficial in parts of the Southeast, heavy rain could lead to the threat of flash flooding in some locations. Watch this video for the latest update.