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  • A Historic October 19 1989 Snowstorm Buried Western Ohio as Cincinnati and Dayton Recorded Some of Their Earliest Snowfall Ever on Record

    A Historic October 19 1989 Snowstorm Buried Western Ohio as Cincinnati and Dayton Recorded Some of Their Earliest Snowfall Ever on Record

    • Angelina Williams
    • September 15, 2026
  • The Star Lake Fire Nears 14000 Acres Southwest of Port Arthur Texas as Thick Wildfire Smoke Spreads North to Livingston This Morning

    The Star Lake Fire Nears 14000 Acres Southwest of Port Arthur Texas as Thick Wildfire Smoke Spreads North to Livingston This Morning

    • Angelina Williams
    • September 15, 2026
  • Over 3 Inches of Surprise September Snow Blankets Parts of Western Montana This Morning From Bridger Bowl Near Bozeman to Logan Pass

    Over 3 Inches of Surprise September Snow Blankets Parts of Western Montana This Morning From Bridger Bowl Near Bozeman to Logan Pass

    • Angelina Williams
    • September 15, 2026
  • Dew Points Drop to the 40s and 50s Across the Carolinas This Week as a Brief Taste of Fall Arrives Ahead of Rain

    Dew Points Drop to the 40s and 50s Across the Carolinas This Week as a Brief Taste of Fall Arrives Ahead of Rain

    • Angelina Williams
    • September 15, 2026
  • The Palos Fire Burns Homes Near La Habra Heights in Los Angeles County as Evacuations Begin and Firefighters Finally Stop Forward Progress

    The Palos Fire Burns Homes Near La Habra Heights in Los Angeles County as Evacuations Begin and Firefighters Finally Stop Forward Progress

    • Angelina Williams
    • September 15, 2026
A Historic October 19 1989 Snowstorm Buried Western Ohio as Cincinnati and Dayton Recorded Some of Their Earliest Snowfall Ever on Record
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A Historic October 19 1989 Snowstorm Buried Western Ohio as Cincinnati and Dayton Recorded Some of Their Earliest Snowfall Ever on Record

  • Angelina Williams
  • September 15, 2026

COLUMBUS, OH — As Ohio quickly approaches the fall season, forecasters are looking back at a remarkable weather event from October 19, 1989, when a […]

The Star Lake Fire Nears 14000 Acres Southwest of Port Arthur Texas as Thick Wildfire Smoke Spreads North to Livingston This Morning
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The Star Lake Fire Nears 14000 Acres Southwest of Port Arthur Texas as Thick Wildfire Smoke Spreads North to Livingston This Morning

  • Angelina Williams
  • September 15, 2026

PORT ARTHUR, TX — Residents across southeast Texas are noticing significant smoke this morning from the Star Lake Fire, a wildfire burning southwest of Port […]

Over 3 Inches of Surprise September Snow Blankets Parts of Western Montana This Morning From Bridger Bowl Near Bozeman to Logan Pass
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Over 3 Inches of Surprise September Snow Blankets Parts of Western Montana This Morning From Bridger Bowl Near Bozeman to Logan Pass

  • Angelina Williams
  • September 15, 2026

BOZEMAN, MT — New pictures coming in this morning show over 3 inches of summer snow blanketing portions of western Montana, stretching from Bridger Bowl […]

Dew Points Drop to the 40s and 50s Across the Carolinas This Week as a Brief Taste of Fall Arrives Ahead of Rain
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Dew Points Drop to the 40s and 50s Across the Carolinas This Week as a Brief Taste of Fall Arrives Ahead of Rain

  • Angelina Williams
  • September 15, 2026

RALEIGH, NC — A little taste of fall is coming for a couple of days across parts of the South and East, with dew points […]

The Palos Fire Burns Homes Near La Habra Heights in Los Angeles County as Evacuations Begin and Firefighters Finally Stop Forward Progress
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The Palos Fire Burns Homes Near La Habra Heights in Los Angeles County as Evacuations Begin and Firefighters Finally Stop Forward Progress

  • Angelina Williams
  • September 15, 2026

LA HABRA HEIGHTS, CA — Flames tore through the hills of Los Angeles County on Monday afternoon as the Palos Fire burned roughly 20 acres […]

A Strong and Persistent Heat Dome Grips Arkansas This Week With Well Above Average Temperatures Before Finally Breaking Down Early Next Week
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A Strong and Persistent Heat Dome Grips Arkansas This Week With Well Above Average Temperatures Before Finally Breaking Down Early Next Week

  • Angelina Williams
  • September 15, 2026

LITTLE ROCK, AR — A stubborn heat dome, high pressure system, or blob of heat, whatever forecasters want to call it, is in full force […]

A Small Shot of Lower Humidity Reaches Most of Florida This Week as Dew Points Drop to the 50s in the Panhandle
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A Small Shot of Lower Humidity Reaches Most of Florida This Week as Dew Points Drop to the 50s in the Panhandle

  • Angelina Williams
  • September 15, 2026

TALLAHASSEE, FL — A small shot of lower humidity will make its way through most of Florida this week, especially from Wednesday through Friday, with […]

Millions of Migrating Birds Light Up the Raleigh Weather Radar Overnight as Significant Numbers Head South Across North Carolina Ahead of Winter
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Millions of Migrating Birds Light Up the Raleigh Weather Radar Overnight as Significant Numbers Head South Across North Carolina Ahead of Winter

  • Angelina Williams
  • September 15, 2026

RALEIGH, NC — What appears to be rain on weather radar centered over Raleigh overnight is actually millions of migrating birds, as radar picked up […]

Legitimate Frost Potential Builds Across Northern Maine New Hampshire and Vermont Tuesday Morning as a Much Cooler Drier Air Mass Settles In
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Legitimate Frost Potential Builds Across Northern Maine New Hampshire and Vermont Tuesday Morning as a Much Cooler Drier Air Mass Settles In

  • Angelina Williams
  • September 14, 2026

PORTLAND, ME — A cooler and drier air mass settling into northern New England on Monday night is setting the stage for areas of frost […]

Marginal Severe Thunderstorm Risk Is Possible Tuesday Afternoon South of Chicago as Heavy Rain Also Targets Areas North of the City
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Marginal Severe Thunderstorm Risk Is Possible Tuesday Afternoon South of Chicago as Heavy Rain Also Targets Areas North of the City

  • Angelina Williams
  • September 14, 2026

CHICAGO, IL — A marginal risk for severe thunderstorms is possible on Tuesday, September 15, particularly across areas south of Chicago, according to the latest […]

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  • Dew Points Drop to the 40s and 50s Across the Carolinas This Week as a Brief Taste of Fall Arrives Ahead of Rain
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