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

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 |

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

Arkansas Stays Warm on Tuesday With Highs From the Mid 80s to Mid 90s, Low Humidity Offers Some Relief but Rain Remains Scarce |

Michigan Enjoys Another Mild Late-September Day With Sunshine and Widespread 70s Before Rain Chances Spread Across the State Midweek |

Central Alabama Heats Up Near 90 Degrees Before Weekend Rain and Storms Arrive, Followed by Another Surge of Cooler Fall Air Next Week |

Rain Moves Onto the Northwest Washington Coast and Vancouver Island Right on Schedule as the Pacific Northwest Wet Season Settles In |

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 |

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 |

North Carolina Enjoys a Picture-Perfect Monday With Sunny Skies, Low Humidity, and Highs in the 70s and Low 80s Across the State |

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 |

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 |

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

Alabama Heats Back Up Into the Low 90s This Week Before Beneficial Weekend Rain Brings 1 to 3 Inches and Cooler Temperatures |

Isolated Heavy Rain and Lightning Move Through Grayson and Collin Counties Early Monday Morning in North Texas |

Nor’easter Stalls Near the New Jersey Coast and Sends a Second Surge of Rain Into Central Maryland and the Mid-Atlantic on Sunday |

Nor’easter Slams Long Island With Wind Gusts Near 50 MPH and Heavy Rain as the Storm Drifts Slowly West |

California Records Both the Hottest and Coldest Temperatures in the Nation as Readings Swing From 22 Degrees to 106 Degrees |

Strong Wind Gusts Ease Across Connecticut After Knocking Out Power to More Than 24,000 Customers, but Rain Lingers Into Monday |

Mystery Fireball Streaks Across Southwest Ohio Sky as Residents Report Several Loud Booms From Cincinnati to Miamisburg |

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September 29, 2026

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Coastal Flood Warning Issued for Wildwood as Nor’easter Pushes Dangerous High Tides, 9-Foot Waves, and Flooding Along the Jersey Shore

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Nor’easter Slams Long Island With Wind Gusts Near 50 MPH and Heavy Rain as the Storm Drifts Slowly West

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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

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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

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Florida Wakes Up to Its Coolest Morning in Nearly Five Months as Temperatures Drop Into the 50s and First 40s Appear Near Georgia Line

North Carolina Wakes Up Cool Before a Sunny, Warm Saturday Brings Highs Near 80 While Clouds and Isolated Showers Hang Over the Outer Banks

September 26, 2026 Bethany Byles

North Carolina – The state is set for a changing Saturday as a cool morning gives way to a warm, bright afternoon across most regions. Residents stepping outside early will notice a crisp feel in the air, but temperatures are expected to climb steadily through the afternoon and into the evening, with most areas reaching