The threat of severe thunderstorms with large hail and wind will push eastward from the Plains to the Midwest Wednesday into Thursday. Here’s the latest with this evolving system. - Videos from The Weather Channel | weather.com
Temperatures reached near-record levels across New Mexico Monday afternoon. More active weather returns later this week. Tuesday afternoon was one of the warmest days so far this year across New Mexico, with many areas climbing into the 80s and 90s. A weak backdoor front in northeast New Mexico is keeping temperatures a few degrees cooler []
The copy-and-paste weather pattern continues for Acadiana as changes won't happen until Sunday. Temperatures are back in the lower 70s this morning with areas of patchy fog and a few showers. Highs will climb into the mid-80s under mostly cloudy skies as winds stay light. Rain chances are in the 10-20% range throughout the day. []
Strong to severe storms are possible tonight, Friday, Saturday, and even
Over the next three days, warmth will continue with increasing humidity on the heels of southeast winds. Those winds could gust over 30mph at times.Tonight & Tomorrow: Clouds will start to spill into the area overnight. With a southeast wind of 5-10mph, it will be difficult for temperatures to go much lower than the mid 60s. Look for a more clouds on Friday as compared to previous afternoons. This may temporarily pause the warming trend with thermometers topping out in the upper 80s. It will be...
What We’re Tracking After a day of strong wind, breezes will diminish overnight. Cloud cover rolls in, but the best chance of seeing any isolated showers or storms will be across mainly the northern counties tonight. Low temperatures will fall back into the lower to middle 50s. A little less wind for Tuesday and Wednesday []
Noticeably cooler weather settles in for the end of the week as our winds shifted out of the north this morning. A few lingering showers and storms may be possible behind the front into the early afternoon, and winds will be breezy again with gusts around 30-35mph out of the north and west. Highs today []
More bees were counted during a national volunteer driven tally this year despite the weather being cold and inconsistent during the ten days that the bees were counted. Around 18 bees were spotted per count, three more than last year. It is lower than the years before 2023 when an average of around 20 bees were spotted per count. The 2,300 people who participated in the count saw 40,000 bees, bumblebees, and hoverflies. Most of the types spotted are better suited to cold weather, such as the...
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources report for the week of April 22, 2024.
High winds return Thursday afternoon with gusts up to 60 mph possible. Another storm will bring more winds, but a better chance for rain on Saturday. It's another warm day Wednesday all across New Mexico, but cloud cover streaming in is keeping temperatures a few degrees cooler than the near-record warmth we had on Tuesday. []
Stubborn clouds have kept high temperatures a few degrees lower than expected the last two afternoons. If sunshine can sneak out on Friday, thermometers will make a big bounce into the upper 80s. The chance for rain returns over the weekend.Tonight & Tomorrow: Clouds have started breaking apart west of the Capital Area and those gaps will start to emerge locally overnight. As a result of partial clearing and a slight dip in humidity, low temperatures will sneak into the upper 60s. The forecast...
Some southern suburbs and parts of northwest Indiana could be at risk of severe weather on Thursday afternoon and into the evening hours, with damaging winds possible.