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Day: September 17, 2026

Feast or Famine Rainfall Pattern Dumps 2 to 4 Inches on Parts of Ohio While Other Areas Miss Out
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Feast or Famine Rainfall Pattern Dumps 2 to 4 Inches on Parts of Ohio While Other Areas Miss Out

  • Angelina Williams
  • September 17, 2026

DAYTON, OH — It was feast or famine on rainfall across the region over the last 24 hours, with select corridors seeing extremely high totals […]

Half a Year of Rain Falls Today Across Parts of Phoenix as Mesa Cave Creek and Scottsdale See 3 to 4 Inches
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Half a Year of Rain Falls Today Across Parts of Phoenix as Mesa Cave Creek and Scottsdale See 3 to 4 Inches

  • Angelina Williams
  • September 17, 2026

PHOENIX, AZ — Half a year’s worth of rain fell today in parts of Phoenix, with the east and north Valley seeing the heaviest totals […]

All Hazard Severe Weather Event With Tornado Potential Targets Western Iowa and Eastern Nebraska Friday Afternoon
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All Hazard Severe Weather Event With Tornado Potential Targets Western Iowa and Eastern Nebraska Friday Afternoon

  • Angelina Williams
  • September 17, 2026

DES MOINES, IA — Conditions are strongly expected to support an all-hazard severe weather event, including the potential for tornadoes, across western Iowa and eastern […]

Ross Fire in North Texas Is Now Fully Contained After Burning Roughly 90000 Acres Across Palo Pinto County
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Ross Fire in North Texas Is Now Fully Contained After Burning Roughly 90000 Acres Across Palo Pinto County

  • Angelina Williams
  • September 17, 2026

PALO PINTO, TX — The Ross Fire in North Texas is now fully contained, marking the end of a firefighting effort against one of the […]

Scattered Storms Fill Into Southern Colorado Tonight as Heavy Mountain Downpours Slowly Drift Northward Overnight
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Scattered Storms Fill Into Southern Colorado Tonight as Heavy Mountain Downpours Slowly Drift Northward Overnight

  • Angelina Williams
  • September 17, 2026

PUEBLO, CO — Scattered showers and a few storms are filling into southern Colorado tonight, with forecasters expecting this activity to slowly drift northward as […]

Flash Flood Risk Rises Across Northern Indiana Tonight as Repeated Storms Could Dump 1 to 3 Inches of Rain by Tomorrow
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Flash Flood Risk Rises Across Northern Indiana Tonight as Repeated Storms Could Dump 1 to 3 Inches of Rain by Tomorrow

  • Angelina Williams
  • September 17, 2026

FORT WAYNE, IN — A flash flood risk is increasing tonight into tomorrow morning across northern Indiana and portions of the surrounding region, as repeated […]

Weakening Heat Dome Brings Rain Chances and Cooler Mid 90s to North Texas This Weekend as a Cold Front Slides South
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Weakening Heat Dome Brings Rain Chances and Cooler Mid 90s to North Texas This Weekend as a Cold Front Slides South

  • Angelina Williams
  • September 17, 2026

DALLAS, TX — The ridge of high pressure, or heat dome, responsible for the dry, hot weather gripping North Texas is expected to weaken this […]

Record Breaking Heat Wave Grips Southern Illinois With Heat Index Values of 100 to 110 Expected Every Day This Week
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Record Breaking Heat Wave Grips Southern Illinois With Heat Index Values of 100 to 110 Expected Every Day This Week

  • Angelina Williams
  • September 17, 2026

CARBONDALE, IL — Southern Illinois is in the midst of a record-breaking heat wave, and forecasters say this is only the beginning, with temperatures in […]

Long Range GFS Model Flags a Possible Gulf System for September 25 as Forecasters Stress This Is Not Yet a Confirmed Storm
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Long Range GFS Model Flags a Possible Gulf System for September 25 as Forecasters Stress This Is Not Yet a Confirmed Storm

  • Angelina Williams
  • September 17, 2026

NEW ORLEANS, LA — The latest GFS model run is showing a well-organized area of low pressure developing in the Gulf of Mexico around September […]

Stubborn Heat Ridge Keeps Kentucky Warm Thursday Into Friday as a Weak Northwest System Fails to Break the Pattern
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Stubborn Heat Ridge Keeps Kentucky Warm Thursday Into Friday as a Weak Northwest System Fails to Break the Pattern

  • Angelina Williams
  • September 17, 2026

LEXINGTON, KY — A stubborn ridge of high pressure responsible for Kentucky’s September heat isn’t going anywhere fast, with forecasters saying there’s very little change […]

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  • Feast or Famine Rainfall Pattern Dumps 2 to 4 Inches on Parts of Ohio While Other Areas Miss Out
  • Half a Year of Rain Falls Today Across Parts of Phoenix as Mesa Cave Creek and Scottsdale See 3 to 4 Inches
  • All Hazard Severe Weather Event With Tornado Potential Targets Western Iowa and Eastern Nebraska Friday Afternoon
  • Ross Fire in North Texas Is Now Fully Contained After Burning Roughly 90000 Acres Across Palo Pinto County
  • Scattered Storms Fill Into Southern Colorado Tonight as Heavy Mountain Downpours Slowly Drift Northward Overnight
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