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
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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

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

Wind Advisory Issued for Southeastern Arizona on Sunday as Strong East Winds Gust Up to 55 MPH From Tucson to Safford and the Mexico Border
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Wind Advisory Issued for Southeastern Arizona on Sunday as Strong East Winds Gust Up to 55 MPH From Tucson to Safford and the Mexico Border

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

Connecticut Wakes Up to a Cool Start in the 40s Before Rain Returns Sunday Afternoon With Around Half an Inch Possible
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Connecticut Wakes Up to a Cool Start in the 40s Before Rain Returns Sunday Afternoon With Around Half an Inch Possible

When Does Alabama Usually See Its First Frost and Freeze? Seasonal Averages Point to Late October and November as Fall Slowly Settles In

When Does Alabama Usually See Its First Frost and Freeze? Seasonal Averages Point to Late October and November as Fall Slowly Settles In

Bethany Byles

Alabama – As fall starts to take hold across the South, many Alabamians are already asking the same question: when does the first frost or freeze usually arrive? Seasonal averages show that frost typically begins showing up around Halloween in parts of the state, while the first freeze usually comes a little later in November.

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Above Normal Temperatures Look Increasingly Likely for Northern Ohio as Hurricane Polo Remnants and Southerly Winds Set Up a Warm Stretch Before a Sharp Cold Front

Above Normal Temperatures Look Increasingly Likely for Northern Ohio as Hurricane Polo Remnants and Southerly Winds Set Up a Warm Stretch Before a Sharp Cold Front

Bethany Byles

Northern Ohio – Northern Ohio is about to get a taste of summer again. A stretch of above normal temperatures is becoming more and more likely across the region, with several weather ingredients lining up to push warmer air into the state during the final days of September and the start of October. Why Northern

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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

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

Bethany Byles

Wildwood, New Jersey – Wildwood is now under a coastal flood warning as a powerful nor’easter churns offshore and sends dangerous water levels toward the Jersey Shore. While the center of the storm remains out at sea, its impacts are already being felt along the coast, with flooding creating serious trouble for shore towns across

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Level 3 GO NOW Evacuations Ordered as Fast-Moving Second Street Fire Burns Past 1,100 Acres Near Benton City, Washington

Level 3 GO NOW Evacuations Ordered as Fast-Moving Second Street Fire Burns Past 1,100 Acres Near Benton City, Washington

Bethany Byles

Benton City, Washington – A fast-moving wildfire near Benton City has forced residents from their homes as the Second Street Fire continues to grow across Benton County. Fire crews are battling the blaze through dry grass and brush while strong winds make conditions even more dangerous for firefighters and nearby neighborhoods. Fire Sparked Friday Afternoon

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

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

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

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