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June Outlook: How Will It Feel Where You Live?
May 29, 2026, 6:46 am EDT
The first month of meteorological summer is here — but how will it feel across the country? Most of the U.S. will see temperatures soar above average just in time for the next season, but one region will linger below average. Meteorologist Caitlin Kaiser breaks down who will be cranking that air conditioning and who might have a more pleasant start to the summer months.
Memorial Day Weekend Forecast: Soggy South, Cool Northeast
May 22, 2026, 10:17 pm EDT
The South will stay soggy through the upcoming holiday weekend, and rounds of heavy rain could lead to flooding. Please stay alert if traveling and never drive through flooded roadways. Rain moves back into the Northeast this weekend, but Memorial Day itself could feature some dry time as highs rebound into the 60s and 70s. The West looks warm and dry this weekend, but rain moves back into the Pacific Northwest on Monday.
NOAA Releases Below-Average Hurricane Season Outlook
May 21, 2026, 1:51 pm EDT
NOAA released its official outlook for the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season and it's below average across the board. One big contributor to this forecast is the super El Niño that is expected during the season, similar to what we saw in 2015. How many named storms, hurricanes and major hurricanes are they expecting? Meteorologist Caitlin Kaiser breaks it down here.
West Sizzles, But Heat Shifts East This Week-Weekend
May 13, 2026, 11:06 am EDT
The Southwest will continue to sizzle today, but a pattern change will slowly push the heat dome east this week into the weekend.
Mother’s Day: West Heat, South Storms, Clear Midwest
May 12, 2026, 8:58 am EDT
This Mother’s Day may not be great for parts of the South, where rain and storms are possible. And those of you in the West will see clear skies but the potential for record heat, while the majority of the Midwest will see clearer skies. Here’s the latest.
Your Mother’s Day Forecast: Western Heat, Stormy South
May 10, 2026, 2:41 pm EDT
Outdoor plans may not be great this Mother’s Day for parts of the South, where rain and severe storms are possible. Meanwhile, those in the West will see clear skies and record heat. The rest of the country should see nice weather with clear skies this holiday. Here’s the latest.
Mother's Day Forecast: Stormy South, West Bakes, Rainy East
May 10, 2026, 9:56 am EDT
Multiple rounds of rain and storms, some severe, will impact the South on Mother’s Day, so make sure you have a backup plan indoors. Scattered showers will also be possible across the Northeast, although the Interstate 95 corridor looks dry during the daytime hours from Boston to New York City down to Philadelphia and Washington. The West will heat up big time with highs in the triple digits in Las Vegas and Phoenix. Check out the forecast here.
Who Will See Rain, Storms, This Mother’s Day Weekend
May 8, 2026, 8:11 am EDT
This Mother’s Day weekend may not be great for parts of the East. The South and Southeast will see rounds of rain and storms throughout the weekend. Friday brings rain to the Midwest then it shifts to the Northeast by Saturday. Another round of rain will hit the Midwest on Sunday and shift to the Northeast by Sunday evening. And those of you in the West will see clear skies but the potential for record heat. Meteorologist Rob Shackelford breaks it all down.
Mother's Day Forecast: Will Weather Cooperate?
May 8, 2026, 8:11 am EDT
Mother’s Day looks stormy along the Gulf Coast, so you may need to plan for brunch indoors from Dallas to New Orleans, Mobile and Tallahassee. Scattered showers will also be possible across New England, the Ohio Valley and the Plains. Record heat looks likely across parts of the West Sunday into early next week. Check out the forecast here.
Easter Sunday Forecast: Rainy East, Warm West
May 8, 2026, 8:11 am EDT
Easter Sunday is looking wet and stormy across the Eastern U.S., while the West enjoys warm and dry weather for the holiday. Along the Interstate 95 corridor, it’s looking rainy and dreary, so make sure you allow for extra travel time. Many egg hunts will probably need to be moved indoors. Meanwhile, the rest of the country will enjoy some nice, quiet weather. Watch this for the latest update.

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