LAKE WAWASEE, IN — Significant storm damage is being reported near Lake Wawasee in Indiana this evening, with numerous downed trees, damaged fences, and structural […]
Multiple Ensemble Models Keep Flagging a Possible Gulf Disturbance for the September 23 to 29 Window as Forecasters Stress Nothing Is Confirmed
NEW ORLEANS, LA — Nearly the entire ensemble model family is now showing signals of possible development in the Gulf of Mexico during the September […]
Numerous New Wildfires Pop Up and Spread Quickly West of I-35 Across Central Texas as Elevated Fire Risk Continues Through the Week
WACO, TX — Numerous wildfires are popping up and spreading quickly across a wide stretch of Central Texas west of Interstate 35, with new fire […]
Flash Flood Warning Issued for the Kansas City Metro as Up to 5 Inches of Rain Falls Across Independence and Lees Summit
KANSAS CITY, MO — A Flash Flood Warning has been issued for the Kansas City metro area on September 15, with Doppler radar indicating thunderstorms […]
Arizona Flash Flood Risk Is Upgraded to the Second Highest Level for Wednesday as the Threat Extends South From Phoenix to Tucson
PHOENIX, AZ — The flash flood risk across Arizona has been upgraded to the second highest level ahead of Wednesday, with forecasters warning that several […]
A Wild Ring of Fire Pattern Threatens Northern Ohio With Torrential Rain Flooding and Severe Storms From September 19 Through the 24th
TOLEDO, OH — A Ring of Fire weather pattern is gearing up once again, and it’s about to throw northern Ohio into another round of […]
Hydra Fire Grows to 1000 Acres in Bosque County Texas Tonight as Heavy Smoke Pushes North Into Tarrant Parker and Hood Counties
CLIFTON, TX — The Hydra Fire has grown to approximately 1,000 acres this evening in Bosque County, with containment holding at just 10 percent as […]
Heat Index Values Hit Near 100 Across Kentucky and the Deep South This Week as July Like Muggy Heat Lingers Through Friday
LOUISVILLE, KY — As the calendar heads into the second half of September, oppressive summer-like heat is showing no signs of easing across Kentucky and […]
A Historic October 19 1989 Snowstorm Buried Western Ohio as Cincinnati and Dayton Recorded Some of Their Earliest Snowfall Ever on Record
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
PORT ARTHUR, TX — Residents across southeast Texas are noticing significant smoke this morning from the Star Lake Fire, a wildfire burning southwest of Port […]