90-Degree Heat Returns to North Texas as High Pressure Builds Before Rain Chances and a Cold Front Arrive Late Next Week

Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas – Summer is not quite done with North Texas yet. Temperatures in the 90s are set to return to the region over the coming days as high pressure builds overhead. The Dallas-Fort Worth area already reached 88 degrees, beating the official forecast high of 85, and a few 90-degree days are now

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Sinlahekin Fire Reaches 99 Percent Containment After Burning More Than 166,000 Acres Over 73 Days in North Central Washington

Okanogan County, Washington – There is some good news for residents of north central Washington. The Sinlahekin Fire is now 99 percent contained, putting it on the verge of full containment after more than two months of burning. As of October 7, the fire had been active for 73 days and had grown to approximately

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Heavy Rain Threat Increasing for Northeast Ohio and the Region on Sunday as Models Show a Swath of 1 to 2 Inches and Possible Thunderstorms

Cleveland, Ohio – Sunday is trending wet across Ohio and the surrounding region. Confidence continues to grow that parts of the area could see a period of moderate to potentially heavy rain sometime between early Sunday morning and Sunday evening. The latest high-resolution forecast models are showing a fairly impressive swath of rain, with some

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Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin Warm Into the 80s This Weekend Before a Stronger Cold Front Brings Rain Chances and a Big Cooldown Next Week

Northern Illinois – The forecast for Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin has picked up a couple of rain chances over the next week, but neither is expected to bring significant impacts. A few quick showers are possible on Friday as warmer air moves in, followed by a gorgeous weekend with highs in the 80s. A

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More Than 40 Trillion Gallons of Rain Could Fall From California to the Carolinas Over the Next 7 Days as Tropical Moisture Floods the Lower 48

United States – A massive amount of rain is headed for large parts of the country. Over the next seven days, more than 40 trillion gallons of rain are expected to fall across the lower 48 states, stretching from California to the Carolinas. The heavy rain is being fueled by three tropical systems sending moisture

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AI Weather Models and Consensus Guidance Line Up Closely With the National Hurricane Center’s Track for Tropical Storm Isaias

Gulf Coast – As Tropical Storm Isaias continues to organize in the Gulf, forecasters are paying close attention to how different computer models are handling its future track. The latest model guidance shows the National Hurricane Center’s forecast track lining up closely with two of the best-performing tools in recent years: Google DeepMind’s AI weather

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Tropical Storm Isaias Strengthens to 70 MPH and Is Forecast to Become a Category 2 Hurricane Before Landfall Between Mobile and Pensacola, With Impacts Reaching North Alabama Saturday

North Alabama – Tropical Storm Isaias is gaining strength in the Gulf, and forecasters now expect it to become a hurricane overnight. As of the 10 p.m. Wednesday update from the National Hurricane Center, Isaias had maximum sustained winds of 70 mph, a central pressure of 988 millibars, and was moving east-northeast at 9 mph.

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Fall Colors Begin Appearing Across Central and Northern Illinois With Peak Foliage Expected From Late October Into Early November

Illinois – Fall is starting to paint the landscape across Illinois. The latest fall foliage report shows that low color is now beginning to appear across central and northern Illinois. By next week, the entire state is expected to see at least some low color, with moderate color sneaking into the northern part of the

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Gulf Storm Keeps Rain Away From Most of Texas Over the Next 7 Days as Sunshine and Warm Afternoons Take Over

Texas – While a developing storm in the Gulf is grabbing headlines along the northern Gulf Coast, it is expected to have the opposite effect on Texas. Over the next seven days, the Gulf system is forecast to keep nearly all of the rain away from the Lone Star State, leaving most areas with plenty

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Satellite Shows Showers and Lightning Bubbling Over Colorado’s Mountains as Clouds Blanket Much of the State

Colorado – Clouds have spread across a large part of Colorado, and the latest satellite imagery reveals a few showers and lightning strikes, mainly over the mountains. While most of the activity is focused on the high country, the clouds stretch from northern Colorado all the way south into New Mexico, showing just how widespread

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