A stronger storm system is scheduled to arrive this weekend, and with it comes better chances of showers and storms. Isolated ...

The arrival of a cooling trough caused the cold snap. The upper-level trough has begun to slide eastwards, which would typically mean Colorado should warm up and clear any obstructing cloud coverage.

After a windy and mild night, clouds will gradually thicken on Friday on the backside of the storm system migrating through the Upper Mississippi Valley. Light rain showers will be possible through ...

High pressure is backing away from the region and will allow a cold front to push through the Central Coast this weekend.

Mostly cloudy skies will turn rainy on Thursday afternoon as another spring front moves through the Pacific Northwest. Portland’s latest cold front will keep ...

Summerlike heat holds through the weekend, storm chances return Friday night into Saturday.

The NWS Cleveland forecasts storms, potential severe weather, and temperature shifts for Ohio and surrounding areas.

Some of the storms were considered strong, with some severe storm warnings also issued due to strong winds and large hail ...

Temperatures today will only top out in the upper-80s. This front will also kick off a few storms and showers across eastern parts of Texoma. These are expected to be brief and will have a few rumbles ...

The recent stretch of summer-like warmth will come to an end on Thursday behind a passing cold front which will bring in much ...

THURSDAY: Warmer with sun and clouds. High: 82°, low: 65°. FRIDAY: Early AM showers, partly sunny during the afternoon. High: 83°, low: 64°.

Some storms over the weekend and into next week could be strong to severe. A small part of the area to the southeast will be ...