Weather Forecast Team

Just when you thought it was safe to start the holiday countdown, nature throws a curveball. A round of strong thunderstorms and heavy rain is expected to sweep across the Providence area by Tuesday evening, bringing with it slick roads, visibility issues, and a serious threat to anyone planning an early jump on Fourth of […]

Before you leave work or head out on your July 4th getaway, take a serious look at tonight’s weather. A Flash Flood Watch is in effect until midnight across northern Delaware, and Wilmington is squarely in the crosshairs of intense thunderstorms expected to explode by late afternoon. Roads could flood fast. Storm drains might overflow.

If you’re planning to hit the road, visit the beach, or prep your grill ahead of July 4th, Wednesday’s weather might ruin your plans before they begin. Forecasters are tracking a volatile weather setup headed straight for northeast Florida, with strong thunderstorms expected to erupt over Jacksonville by 2 p.m., bringing torrential rainfall, gusty winds,

If you’re headed outside after 5 p.m. today, think again. A powerful thunderstorm system is zeroing in on NYC just in time for the evening rush hour, and it’s bringing lightning, torrential rain, and potential flooding. Weather experts are warning: this storm isn’t a light summer sprinkle—it’s the kind that can snarl traffic, delay trains,

If you’re planning to take I-95 near Philadelphia this evening, stop and check the radar—because conditions are turning dangerous fast. Heavy rain, strong thunderstorms, and a rising flood threat are set to hit the area hard through late Tuesday night, turning familiar roads into treacherous terrain. This is not your average summer shower. Forecasters are

Get ready for a midweek jolt—because Wednesday in Raleigh is looking wet, windy, and wild. Thunderstorms powered by gusty winds and bursts of heavy rain are expected to roll in fast, potentially disrupting commutes, outdoor plans, and anything not tied down. But here’s the silver lining: once these storms blow through, your Fourth of July

Nashville, don’t hit snooze just yet. A thunderstorm is poised to roll in around 11 a.m. on Tuesday, right as the city starts its day—bringing heavy rain, rumbling skies, and gusty winds that could shake up your commute, errands, or outdoor preparations. And this wet interruption is just the prelude to a sizzling Independence Day weekend,

Raleigh, get ready for a weather rollercoaster. After a scorching Monday, a surge of strong, fast-moving thunderstorms is expected Tuesday afternoon, potentially bringing gusty winds, hail, and heavy downpours. If you’re planning events leading up to the holiday weekend, this stormy surge could rewrite your plans. What’s Brewing Above Us A warm, humid air mass

Brace yourself, Manchester—your week is about to get hit with a one-two punch of scorching heat and volatile weather. While today may feel like perfect summer, Tuesday is expected to crank up the temperature into the 90s and then unload a round of potentially dangerous afternoon thunderstorms. And just as the Fourth of July weekend

Wyoming’s fire danger is reaching critical levels as the National Weather Service has issued a Red Flag Warning for Casper and Carbon County. This alert, which remains in effect until 9 p.m. Friday, signals extreme wildfire conditions. With gusty winds, dry conditions, and low humidity, the risk of fast-spreading wildfires is extremely high, and authorities