Heavy rain, thunder possible this morning; chance of strong storms this weekend
A flood watch is in effect for several counties, with expectations of 4-6 inches of rain and possible severe storms. The weekend is predicted to be warm and humid, with isolated storms lingering into Saturday morning and a mix of clouds and occasional showers.
First Alert Weather: Scattered showers this weekend, severe storms possible Monday morning
Once the First Alert Weather Day ends on Monday, the rain won’t be gone for the week. We’re expecting a few April showers on Tuesday and an increase in scattered storms by Wednesday. There’s no threat of frost or freezing temperatures over the next ten days, though.
Sunday will likely be the most active day for severe storms this weekend, as the threat area stretches across much of the ...
Meteorologist Devon Lucie tracks the storms moving our way then breaks down the best forecast information we have at this ...
The major warm-up in the Philadelphia region begins Friday with high temps going from the mid-low 50s on Thursday to mid, ...
EDT the National Weather Service released an ice storm warning valid from 5 p.m. EDT until Saturday 11 a.m. EDT for Chippewa ...
Saturday rain is the focus. Heavy storms will start moving through early morning and we will be in and out of down pours ...
Columbus' weather will go from sunny to rainy to stormy throughout the weekend, with strong to severe storms possible Sunday ...
In northern Oklahoma there will be just enough of lift that we’ll have to watch for just a little bit of a higher tornado ...
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Michigan weekend weather has everything from ice storm to 70 degreesThe war zone of Mother Nature and Old Man Winter will be battling over Michigan this weekend. Here's how the battle lays out.
Meteorologist Devon Lucie shows what the fog is expected to look like Thursday morning, how warm we'll be later in the day, ...
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