MOBILE, AL — An interesting weather pattern is setting up across the Gulf and the Southeast over the next week or so. Ensemble guidance shows low pressure lingering in the lower Gulf through the week, pumping moisture northeast and adding several days of extra rain chances. The setup is a clear sign of how El
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Colorado Springs, Colorado – Pikes Peak is getting buried in snow. A strong early October storm has been dumping heavy snow on America’s Mountain, and there was still no official summit snow total as of Thursday, October 1, because the snow simply would not stop falling. Forecasters are calling for up to 18 inches on
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Southeast – A Level 2 of 4 flood risk is now in place across a large part of the Southeast for Sunday, as a soaking rain event takes aim at millions of people from Louisiana to the Carolinas. A widespread 2 to 4 inches of rain looks like a good baseline for many areas, with
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Michigan – Michigan woke up to a frigid start this Saturday, October 3, as temperatures plunged into the 20s and 30s across much of the state overnight. Widespread frost and hard freeze conditions were expected across most of northern Michigan, while southern Michigan dropped into the 40s. In the coldest spots of the western Upper
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Dayton, Ohio – The Miami Valley is waking up to a noticeable change in the air this Saturday. Thanks to Friday’s cold front, high pressure is now taking control of the weather across Ohio and much of the Great Lakes and Midwest. That means drier air, low dewpoints, and a crisp, refreshing feel that will
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North Carolina – Saturday is a changing day across North Carolina. After near-record highs on Friday, the state is now in a transition as a cold front moves in. Skies will be partly to mostly cloudy with increasing clouds, while scattered showers and even a few thunderstorms are possible. Temperatures will peak around midday in
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Patch’s Florida business roundup also highlights bagel shop moves, restaurant reopenings, and travel site picks for dining and date nights.
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Both Senate candidates say the industry should cover its own infrastructure costs, but they disagree on how Texas should manage the boom.
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Moishe Mana says the $1.1 billion deal reflects more than price — it marks a shift in South Florida’s role as a center for education and research.
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The Small Business Administration says eligible Texas nonprofits affected by recent disasters may apply for federal assistance to help restore operations.
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