Early Warning for the Plains: Long-Range Forecast Flags a Possible Tornado and Severe Storm Threat for Monday, November 2, Centered on Kansas and Missouri
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI — It is still more than a week away, but forecasters are
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Flash Flood Threat Lingers Overnight as Clusters of Heavy Storms Keep Building Over New Mexico, West Texas and the Texas Panhandle
NEW MEXICO — Heavy showers and thunderstorms continued to develop and expand across central and
Halloween Trick-or-Treaters Mostly Stay Dry With Just a Few Light Showers, but Sunday Brings the Real Soaking Across the Midwest and Ohio Valley
MIDWEST — Rain chances are in the forecast for Halloween weekend, but the good news
A 77-Degree Gap Across America: Texas Coast Bakes at 89 While Montana Shivers at 12 on Sunday
INGLESIDE, TEXAS — The United States saw a dramatic temperature split on Sunday, October 25,
No Severe Storm Threat Expected Wednesday Into Thursday, but Thunderstorms Could Still Rumble Across the Upper Midwest, Texas and South Florida
UNITED STATES — The latest Day 3 outlook from the NOAA Storm Prediction Center shows
Sunset Before 4:30 p.m. in Some Cities: Clocks Fall Back on November 1 and Darkness Will Arrive Before Dinner Across Most of the U.S.
UNITED STATES — Get ready for early darkness. Daylight Saving Time ends on Sunday, November
Minneapolis Could See Nearly 3 Times Its Normal Rainfall as a Soggy Pattern Takes Over the Midwest and Ohio Valley to Kick Off November
OHIO VALLEY — After a long dry stretch for many areas, a more active weather
Rain Bands Stretch From the Texas Panhandle to Minneapolis Overnight, Making It Tough for Farmers to Find a Dry Window to Wrap Up Harvest
OMAHA, NEBRASKA — Widespread showers spread across the central United States early Monday, October 26,
Flash-Flooding Storm Over the Rockies Swings Into the Plains Through Sunday, Bringing Thunderstorms to Texas and the Season’s First Snow Near Laramie
DENVER, COLORADO — A slow-moving storm that has been triggering flash flooding in the Rockies
Not a Drop in Sight: Alabama and the Deep South Stay Bone Dry Through Halloween While Rain Hugs Only Florida’s Atlantic Coast
ALABAMA — The dry spell gripping Alabama and much of the Deep South is not