Brief Return of Summer Brings Upper 70s and 80s to Pennsylvania on the First Day of October Before a Cold Front Drops Parts of the State Into the 50s

Pennsylvania – For anyone hoping for one more taste of summer, Pennsylvania is in for a treat later this week. Warm air is set to surge into the state after Wednesday, bringing well above average temperatures on Thursday and Friday. Highs are expected to reach the upper 70s to low 80s across much of the

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Heavy Rain and Flash Flood Threat Builds Across Oklahoma and Texas This Week as Hurricane Polo Remnants and Gulf Moisture Could Dump 5 to 7+ Inches

Oklahoma and Texas – A major change in the weather pattern is on the way for Oklahoma and Texas this week. Multiple rounds of showers and storms are expected to produce widespread heavy rainfall and an increasing risk of flash flooding across a large part of the Southern Plains. Some projections show rainfall totals of

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False Fall May Be Real for Florida and the Southeast as Early October Outlook Points to Warmer Than Normal Temperatures and No Big Cool Fronts

Florida – That refreshing taste of cooler air may have been just a tease for many across Florida and the Southeast. After some of the coolest mornings in months, the latest long-range outlook suggests warmer weather is set to return during the first week of October, and there are no major cool fronts showing up

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Nearly a Billion Birds Take Flight Across the U.S. in the Biggest Migration Surge of the Year as the Great Lakes Region Lights Up on Radar

Great Lakes Region – It was a truly remarkable night in the skies above the United States. Nearly one billion birds were in flight across the country on Sunday night, with an estimated 862.4 million birds migrating at the peak of activity around 11 p.m. Eastern Time on September 27, 2026. The massive movement marked

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Overnight Storms Drop 1 to 2 Inches of Rain Across Parts of Collin County With Radar Estimates Near 3 Inches Between Weston and Melissa

Collin County, Texas – The overnight disturbance that pushed through North Texas left behind some impressive rainfall totals across parts of Collin County. Many areas picked up 1 to 2 inches of rain, while the heaviest rain focused on the corridor from Weston to Anna and Melissa, where radar estimates came in close to 3

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