Houston has had temperatures that are above normal for 16 days and counting with this trend still in place through this week and weekend. Look for a bit of morning mist and fog with lows near 70, then partly sunny days with humidity and highs in the mid 80s. Average temps for this time of year are mid 50s for lows and low 70s for highs.
Adding to the special coverage we have been providing to mark the six-month anniversary of Hurricane Ian, this drone video provides a unique view.
A series of mega-storms throughout March has brought snow to Mammoth Mountain in California’s Sierra Nevada Mountains, burying homes, cars and businesses. Earlier this week, 20.7 inches fell in 24 hours at Mammoth Mountain, surpassing the all-time season snowfall record, according to the UC Berkeley Snow Lab, with more than 700 inches for the season. People were out shoveling snow off roofs and trying to keep roads passable with windy conditions.
Rescuers were called after reports of a fall.
The marker was stuck on land 5 years.
Another early-spring storm is set to take an adventurous journey across the U.S. next week, unleashing a variable wrath of impacts from rain and snow in the Northwest to another budding severe weather outbreak in the South to heavy snow in the northern Plains and Upper Midwest.
Bogus Basin could still pick up another two feet of snow this weekend while Boise is edging closer to yet another cold record.
The Athletics department will plan a watch party at Carver-Hawkeye Arena should the team advance to the national championship game Sunday.
People on another snow vehicle raced to dig the two out, rescuers said.
Latest storm could bring high winds, hail and tornadoes to southern Wisconsin while multiple rounds of snow are expected up north.
A winter storm watch has been issued for much of central Minnesota, stretching into the Twin Cities metro on Friday. Jennifer McDermed has your forecast.
The small town of Rolling Fork, Mississippi, is still picking up the pieces from the catastrophic EF4 tornado that impacted the area on Friday - a process that was able to begin just moments after impact with the help of storm chasers and first responders. Aaron Rigsby was one of several storm chasers stationed around Mississippi and Louisiana on Friday afternoon as atmospheric conditions put the area at high risk for severe weather. As the afternoon turned to evening, storms slowly developed an
The latest forecast shows clearing conditions Thursday afternoon, with dry air and warmer temperatures moving into the area by the weekend.
Following a winter of heavy storms, water is again roaring into California’s largest reservoirs and lakes for the first time in nearly three years.
What may be a series of severe storms is predicted to hit states all over the U.S. Midwest, Central Plains, and the South beginning Friday. This includes the risk of thunderstorms and even tornadoes extending through the next couple weeks.
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One to 2 feet of snow on Oregon’s mountain roads could impact those returning from spring break trips Friday to Sunday
Another strong storm is forecast to impact cities from Texas to Michigan, bringing severe weather and the risk of life-threatening tornadoes for areas hit last weekend.
Severe storms and a few tornadoes are some of what's on the table for Friday. Here's what you can expect.
Thanks to wet weather patterns that drenched parts of the West this past week, drought conditions across the region continue to subside, federal meteorologists declared on Thursday. “Another week with massive drought improvements out West,” the National Integrated Drought Information System (NIDIS) tweeted. “Every state in the region saw drought shrink.” Just 48.9 percent of Nevada and…
Southern California on Friday will see more sunshine and cooler temperatures as no rain is expected for the next few days.
