Don’t put your umbrella away anytime soon. Western Arkansas is about to be hammered by a relentless parade of thunderstorms that could dump up to seven inches of rain by Saturday night, prompting a Flash Flood Watch across much of the state. What sounds like just another rainy forecast could, in fact, be a dangerous […]
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If you’re planning to step outside this weekend, you might want to think twice—because the desert heat isn’t just coming, it’s about to explode. An Extreme Heat Watch has been issued for Tucson and surrounding areas as temperatures are expected to skyrocket to a brutal 111°F between Saturday and Monday. This isn’t your average summer
If you were hoping for clear skies and easy travel this weekend, think again. Dense fog and a series of rain-soaked days are about to blanket Virginia, setting the stage for a potentially frustrating and wet Father’s Day weekend. Starting late Thursday night and lasting through Monday, forecasters are warning of poor driving visibility, afternoon
If you’re stepping outside today anywhere from the Space Coast to Okeechobee, be warned: it’s going to feel like walking into a sauna with no exit. A brutal combination of high humidity and soaring temperatures is sending the heat index to a scorching 103°F. But the story doesn’t stop there. Powerful afternoon thunderstorms are expected
Summer is officially settling into Central Illinois with warm, dry conditions expected to dominate through Thursday. Temperatures are climbing into the 80s, and the sunshine is here to stay, making for perfect outdoor conditions. But don’t get too comfortable—the weekend brings a shift, with storms rolling in and potentially disrupting the sunny forecast. A Perfect
Kentucky is in the midst of a sun-drenched stretch of beautiful weather, with temperatures hitting highs of 89°F today and continuing through Thursday. It’s the kind of summer weather that begs for outdoor plans, but don’t let the sunshine fool you—it’s important to stay cool as the heat makes its presence felt across Louisville. Scorching
The weather in Wilmington is about to get a little unpredictable as isolated storms and showers are expected to roll in through Wednesday evening. While you might experience periods of sunshine, the forecast warns of sudden weather changes, so it’s a good idea to keep an eye on the sky as you go about your
Think the morning looks clear? Don’t be fooled—scattered thunderstorms are expected to roll into Baltimore by Tuesday afternoon, just as traffic gears up along I‑95. What starts as a sunny commute could quickly become a dangerous cocktail of heavy rain, gusty winds, and blinding lightning, threatening to bring travel to a standstill. THE STORM SETUP:
If you’re driving through metro Atlanta tomorrow, be on alert. After a deceptively sunny morning, strong showers and scattered thunderstorms are expected to storm through the region by early Tuesday afternoon, bringing a 60% chance of rain, gusts up to 40 mph, and rapidly deteriorating commute conditions across highways like I‑285 and I‑75. What starts calm
If your route runs through I‑85 tomorrow afternoon, you’ll want to pause and pay attention. Storms are staging for a sudden punch, expected to hit between 2 PM and 6 PM in the Charlotte region—bringing damaging wind gusts and sudden showers that could turn a routine commute into a dangerous crawl. WHAT’S TRIGGERING THIS WEATHER THREAT? A
