Updated: Thursday, May 16th 3:05pm:Spotty downpours and isolated storms continue to pop this afternoon ahead of a front. The cell that's moved across southern Dane county continues to be the only stro
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Forecast: Tonight: Scattered showers. Patchy fog. Low: Low 60s. WeatherWise Alert Wednesday: Patchy AM fog. Afternoon showers and storms. Highs: Near 80. We are in a Marginal Risk (level 1 of 5) for strong to severe storms. Damaging wind is the primary concern with any storm that turns severe, but isolated flooding and hail are also possible. Thursday: Our nicest
Another front will swing through Central Florida on Monday. Most areas will remain dry but a few afternoon showers and storms will be possible, mostly across areas south of Orlando. Thanks to the northerly wind and clouds, highs should remain below 90.On Tuesday, a few isolated rain chances return with the afternoon seabreeze. Severe weather is unlikely on Monday and Tuesday. Highs once again should remain below 90 degrees.Later this week: As drier air arrives, rain chances go down and...
Showers and storms will continue overnight, with more storms on the way by Thursday afternoon. Locally heavy rainfall and severe weather are possible with some storms. It was an even more active day across most of New Mexico Wednesday. A few showers and a couple thunderstorms continue tonight even. High-resolution forecast models have been consistent []
After a sunny, less humid day across the Gulf Coast, some changes to our weather pattern are on the way Sunday.
HOUSTON (AP) — Houston area residents affected by deadly storms last week received some good news as officials said power was restored Sunday to a majority of the hundreds of thousands who had been left in the dark and without air conditioning during hot and humid weather. The widespread destruction of Thursday’s storms left at []
The widespread destruction of Thursday’s storms left at least seven dead and brought much of Houston to a standstill.
The National Weather Service said the Grand Strand could see thunderstorms with high wind gusts. The weather comes on the first day of Myrtle Beach’s PGA golf tournament.
The city, along with other southern areas, might experience scattered showers and thunderstorms beginning Wednesday afternoon
Storms expected through Tuesday
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)'s Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC) has issued an alert stating that Severe (G4) Geomagnetic Storm is expected to hit Earth for the first time since January 2005.Calling it an unusual event, NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center in a post on X wrote, “at least five earth-directed coronial mass ejection (CME) were observed and expected to arrive as early as midday Friday, May 10, 2024, and persist through Sunday May 12.”Aslo Read: Can we...