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Dangerous heat scorches the South, shifting west
July 30, 2026, 8:36 am EDT
Brutal heat continues to grip much of the U.S., with heat alerts in place across parts of the South and West. “Feels like” temperatures could top 100 degrees. Some heat indices could even reach 115. This weekend, the high pressure will continue to build, shifting the heat into the West, with temperatures in the 100s and 110s. Stay hydrated and limit your time outdoors. Here's the latest forecast.
Multiday rain threat for Central, Eastern US into weekend
July 30, 2026, 7:13 am EDT
A multiday flood threat is forecast from the Central U.S. to much of the East through the weekend. Rain will begin in the Plains and the Midwest before stretching from the Northeast to the Southeast. Some of this rain could be heavy at times, so flash flooding is possible, especially where soils are saturated from previous rainfall. Here’s the latest.
One more day of flooding rain likely in New England
July 29, 2026, 5:29 pm EDT
A storm system will remain parked over the Northeast through Wednesday, dragging potential flooding into one more day. Cities including Hartford, Connecticut, and Worcester, Massachusetts, could pick up 2-5 inches of rain before the storm moves out. Rainy weather could persist through much of the day in northern New England. Here’s when the weather could clear out in your community.
Extreme triple-digit heat grips South, shifts west
July 29, 2026, 7:27 am EDT
Brutal heat is gripping much of the U.S., with heat alerts in place across the South, Northern Plains and Southwest. “Feels like” temperatures could top 100 degrees. Some heat indices could even reach 115. This weekend, the high pressure will continue to build, shifting the heat into the West. Stay hydrated and limit your time outdoors. Here's the latest forecast.
Heat alerts active in Plains, Northern Rockies,Southwest
July 28, 2026, 11:13 am EDT
Brutal heat is gripping the Plains, Southwest and Northern Rockies, with triple digit temperatures expected for many. Heat advisories are in effect from Texas to North Dakota, where heat indices could soar past 100 degrees. Extreme Heat Warnings are now issued for Oklahoma City, Des Moines and Minneapolis, where conditions turn dangerously hot. Out West, extreme heat warnings stretch across the Southwest, including parts of Southern California, as well as the northern Rockies. Stay hydrated and limit your time outdoors. Here's the latest forecast.
Texas faces more heavy rain and dangerous flash flooding
July 28, 2026, 11:01 am EDT
A stormy pattern continues across Texas, with chances of heavy rainfall and dangerous flash flooding. Some areas could receive more than a foot of additional rain, with rates of 3 to 4 inches per hour. Slow moving downpours will cause streams and rivers to flood. There will be considerable flooding, with locally catastrophic flooding. This wet pattern will remain in place through at least Friday. Here’s the latest forecast.
Triple-digit heat indices return to central US
July 28, 2026, 11:00 am EDT
Dangerous heat builds in the central US, with temperatures soaring into the upper 90s and 100s. From the Northern Plains to the Gulf, the central US is baking in muggy heat, with many seeing triple-digit heat indices. Some could even see heat indices as high as 110 degrees. Heat advisories are in place for millions. Here are all the details.
Dangerous flash flood risk for mid-Atlantic, Southeast today
July 28, 2026, 10:58 am EDT
Storms target parts of the mid-Atlantic and Southeast again today, bringing threats of dangerous flash flooding. A strong, stalled front will bring persistent lines of showers throughout the day, causing excessive rainfall and potential flooding. Places like Virginia Beach, Richmond, Raleigh, Charlotte, and Chattanooga are all under a risk of flash flooding, while Atlanta and Washington, D.C. may also see some flooding. Here are all the details.
Scorching heat targets Southwest, Texas with triple digits
July 28, 2026, 10:57 am EDT
Brutal heat continues to build across Texas and the Desert Southwest, with triple digit temperatures for many. Extreme heat warnings are in place across the Southwest, including Southern California, while heat advisories are in place across Texas. Actual temperatures will flirt at or near 100 degrees for places like San Angelo and Dallas, with heat indices topping 105. Make sure to stay hydrated and stay out of the heat during the hottest parts of the day. Here’s the latest forecast.
Heat alerts for Southwest and Texas to North Carolina
July 28, 2026, 6:50 am EDT
Brutal heat is gripping the southern U.S., with triple-digit temperatures expected for many this week. Heat alerts are in effect from Texas to North Carolina, where “feels like” temperatures could top 100 degrees. Some heat indices could even reach 115. Heat alerts are also in place for the Southwest, where temps around or above 110 degrees are possible. Stay hydrated and limit your time outdoors. Here's the latest forecast.

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