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Regional Forecasts

East Coast Concerns: Gusty Winds, Rough Surf, Rip Currents
12 hours ago
Gusty winds will develop along the East Coast this weekend, which will make it a rough weekend for beachgoers. Watch out for rough surf, a high risk for rip currents and coastal flooding during high tides. Please obey beach flags and swim near a lifeguard if on duty. Here’s what you need to know.
Florida Heavy Rain, Flood Threat Lingers Friday, Saturday
13 hours ago
The flood threat continues along the east coast of Florida Friday and Saturday. Showers and storms will become more widespread each afternoon. Heavy rain and saturated ground could lead to flooding, so please use caution when traveling. The pattern will change Sunday into next week, allowing for a drier forecast for many. Here’s the latest.
South Florida Flood Threat Persists Through Saturday
13 hours ago
The greatest flood threat has shifted into South Florida Thursday, Friday and Saturday as a front slowly moves to the south. Showers and storms will become more widespread each afternoon, likely impacting the I-95 corridor during the evening commute. Heavy rain and an already saturated ground could lead to flooding, so please avoid driving through flooded roads. Here’s the latest update.
Summer Not Loosening Its Grip, 90s Return For Millions
13 hours ago
A ridge of high pressure is building into the Central U.S. allowing highs in the 90s to make a comeback for places like Kansas City, St. Louis, Des Moines, Omaha, Memphis and Nashville by Thursday and Friday. The 90s spread north and east into the Midwest, Great Lakes and Ohio Valley this weekend. Minneapolis, Chicago, Indianapolis and Columbus could hit or get close to 90 degrees Sunday into early next week. Find out how hot it will be where you live.
Omega Block Allows Heat To Build For Central US, Shifts East
13 hours ago
An omega block has set up, allowing the late-summer heat to build across the Central U.S. The 90s will make it as far north as the Northern Plains, stretching from Sioux Falls and Des Moines down through Kansas City, St. Louis, Nashville to the Gulf Coast. The warmth starts to spread east this weekend, but will become more noticeable across the Northeast next week. Check out your weekend forecast here.
Fall Begins In 13 Days, But Summer’s Not Giving Up Yet
3 days ago
The official start to fall is right around the corner, but summer isn’t giving up just yet! Temperatures will end up a good 5-15 degrees above average across the Central U.S. Thursday through the weekend. The 90s are back in the forecast for Kansas City, St. Louis, Des Moines, Omaha, Memphis and Nashville by the end of the week and into the weekend. Find out how hot it will be where you live.
Multiday Flood Threat For The Not So Sunny Sunshine State
3 days ago
A multiday flood threat has set up across Florida this week. Showers and storms will become more widespread each afternoon, likely impacting many during the evening commute. Several inches of rain could fall in a short period of time, so please make sure you have multiple ways to get warnings and avoid driving through flooded roads.
Severe Storms Target The Plains
4 days ago
Severe weather impacting Florida....
Summer’s Not Over Yet; 90s Return Late Week For Many
4 days ago
Hope you enjoyed the fall chill last week because summer isn't over just yet! A ridge of high pressure will build into the center of the country pushing temperatures a good 5-15 degrees above average Thursday through the weekend. The 90s return to places like Kansas City, St. Louis, Des Moines, Omaha and Memphis by the end of the week. Click here to find out how warm it will get.
Soggy Sunshine State: Flood Threat Continues All Week
4 days ago
Daily tropical downpours will likely develop every day this week across the Sunshine State thanks to plenty of moisture interacting with a stalled front. A widespread 2-3 inches is forecast with higher totals possible. Make sure you have multiple ways to get warnings and avoid driving through flooded roads. More on the timing here.