New Level 3 GO NOW Evacuations Ordered in Walla Walla County as Wind-Driven Hatch Grade Fire Spreads Near Wallula, Washington

Wallula, Washington – New Level 3 “GO NOW” evacuations have been ordered in Walla Walla County as the fast-moving Hatch Grade Fire continues to spread near Wallula. As of 7:50 p.m. PDT Tuesday, residents in the vicinity of Byrnes Road and Byerly Road, as well as the area from Byrnes Road south to Watson Loop,

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Remnants of Polo and a Low Near Phoenix Set to Wrap Heavy Moisture Into Colorado, With the Biggest Totals Favored From Denver and I-70 South

Denver, Colorado – A significant surge of moisture is heading toward Colorado, and the setup is coming together over the Desert Southwest. As of 8 p.m., the center of low pressure was located near Phoenix, Arizona, while moisture from the remnants of Polo was streaming out of northern Mexico into New Mexico and West Texas.

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South Central Texas Faces a Multi-Day Flood Threat as Level 3 of 4 Risk Covers San Antonio and the Hill Country With 2 to 8 Inches of Rain Possible

San Antonio, Texas – A significant flooding rain event is taking shape across South Central Texas over the next three days. Excessive rainfall outlooks show the threat starting across the western part of the region on Wednesday, before expanding to cover most of the area with a Level 3 of 4 risk from Thursday through

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Flash Flood Warning Issued for the Aspen Acres Burn Scar as Heavy Rain Targets Beulah Valley With a Considerable Damage Threat

Beulah Valley, Colorado – A Flash Flood Warning has been issued for the Aspen Acres burn scar in southern Colorado as heavy rain moves over the area. The warning covers the Beulah Valley and surrounding terrain in western Pueblo County, and carries a considerable damage threat. The warning is in effect until 7:45 p.m., and

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Miami Valley Wakes Up to Mild and Comfortable Low to Mid 50s Under Clear Skies Before Temperatures Rebound Nicely on Wednesday

Miami Valley, Ohio – Residents across the Miami Valley, Southwest Ohio, and East Central Indiana are waking up to a slightly milder, but still very comfortable, start to Wednesday. Under a mostly clear sky, overnight lows settled mainly in the low to mid 50s, with fewer 40s showing up compared to recent mornings. After the

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Memorial Bench Swept Away by Hurricane Helene From the Dunedin Causeway Found More Than 1,100 Miles Away in Bermuda Two Years Later

Dunedin, Florida – An incredible story of loss and discovery is touching hearts across the Tampa Bay area. A memorial bench that was swept away from the Dunedin Causeway by Hurricane Helene’s storm surge in 2024 has been found in Bermuda, more than 1,100 miles away. The bench honored Medhat “Mike” Sadiku, and his family

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Alabama Braces for a Wet Weekend as a Slow-Moving Front Brings 2 to 4 Inches of Beneficial Rain, Some Thunder, and a Possible Flooding Risk

Alabama – After a stretch of warm and mostly dry weather, Alabama is heading into a relatively wet weekend. Moisture levels will rise late in the week, with showers possible Friday across the southern half of the state. Then, as a slow-moving surface front and upper-level trough approach, periods of rain and some thunder are

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Indiana Enjoys Two Beautiful Days of Sunshine Before a New System Brings Widespread Rain and Clouds Thursday and Friday

Indiana – Indiana is showing off its nice side this week. Residents across the Hoosier State can look forward to two days of beautiful weather, with sunny skies and pleasant conditions settling in across the state. But the calm stretch will not last forever. A new weather system is on the way, bringing widespread rain

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Maryland Warms Into the 70s and Near 80 Through Friday as Hurricane Polo’s Landfall in Mexico Could Bring Rain Back to the Mid-Atlantic by Sunday

Maryland – Conditions are improving across Maryland and the Mid-Atlantic after the recent nor’easter, and a stretch of warmer, sunnier days is on the way. Temperatures are expected to reach the 70s to near 80 degrees through Friday. But the weekend could bring a twist. Moisture from Hurricane Polo, which made landfall in Mexico, may

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First Frost of the Season Possible for the Toledo Area Next Tuesday Morning as Cold Air Spreads Across the Great Lakes Right on Schedule

Toledo, Ohio – There is some bad news on the way for mosquitoes and ragweed. The first frost of the season is possible for parts of the Toledo area next Tuesday morning, October 6. Frost is most likely northwest of Toledo, while areas near the Lake Erie shoreline are unlikely to see it. Interestingly, October

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