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Heavy rain, storms and flooding soak Southeast to mid-Atlantic today
September 23, 2026, 6:57 am EDT
Expect another day of heavy downpours that could lead to flash flooding from the Southeast to the mid-Atlantic today, as slow-moving storms are expected to fire up once again. This stormy pattern will eventually ease, as cooler air arrives in the next few days, but until then, heat and tropical moisture will help fuel rounds of storms. See the timing of the storms here.
Slow-moving nor’easter bringing strong winds, downpours this weekend
September 23, 2026, 6:57 am EDT
A late-week, slow-moving nor’easter is set to impact parts of the Northeast and New England with very strong winds, torrential rain and coastal erosion. The slow-moving nature of this storm will mean impacts will be felt for longer durations, which could lead to power outages and travel delays through much of the weekend. Keep monitoring the forecast as specific details could change. Here’s the latest.
Taste of fall arrives for the mid-Atlantic, Southeast this week
September 22, 2026, 3:43 pm EDT
Fall is finally making its way to the mid-Atlantic and Southeast with temperatures set to dip below average this week. Charlotte and Washington will see highs in the 60s with parts of Florida even forecast to drop into the 70s. Watch to see just how low your thermometer could go and whether it's time to pull out a jacket.
Northeast braces for weekend nor’easter, including NYC and Boston
September 22, 2026, 6:50 am EDT
A late-week nor’easter is expected to impact the Northeast coast later this week and weekend, and it could bring big impacts to the busy I-95 corridor. Very strong winds, heavy rain, high surf and beach erosion are all possible. Prepare for the potential for power outages as well. Parts of the coast could feel conditions similar to a tropical storm at times. Keep monitoring the forecast and prepare for possible travel delays if you are traveling through these areas later this week. Here’s the latest.
Temperatures plummet this week for millions as fall begins
September 21, 2026, 8:33 am EDT
After a brutal summer, the fall equinox will see millions with much cooler temperatures as a front moves across the East this week. Tomorrow, 126 million people are forecast to see below average temperatures, with many cities forecast to be 5 to 15 degrees cooler than average. Some places could see temperatures drop 10 to 15 degrees in just 24 hours. Here are all the details.
Nor’easter could bring strong winds, rain to New York City, Boston
September 21, 2026, 7:24 am EDT
A coastal low could develop later this week and bring the possibility of significant impacts to the Northeast. Depending on how close the low tracks to the coast, we could see 30- to 50-mph winds and very heavy rain for the busy I-95 corridor. Places like New York City and Boston could see impacts, with bigger impacts being felt along Cape Cod. Keep monitoring the forecast and prepare for possible travel delays if you are traveling through these areas later this week. Here’s the latest.
Severe weather targets East this week, with heavy rain, damaging winds
September 21, 2026, 6:44 am EDT
Rounds of severe weather will target the East during the next few days, bringing the risk of heavy rainfall, damaging winds and hail from the Southeast to the mid-Atlantic. The treat lingers from Monday into Tuesday for many of the same locations. Places like Charlotte, Atlanta and Birmingham need to be on the lookout for strong storms. Because these storms will be slow-moving, we could see the risk for flash flooding. Here’s the latest forecast.
A soggy setup for the Northeast brings heavy rain and cooler temps
September 20, 2026, 8:15 am EDT
Wet weather will be the story for the Northeast this week, as rounds of rain bring a soggy setup for millions. Relentless rain and cloud cover will also bring much cooler weather, but the threat for flash flooding will be a concern. Places like New York City, Boston, Philadelphia and even Washington will all be under threat of heavy rain. Get all the details here.
Flash flooding threat continues for Midwest, Ohio Valley Sunday
September 20, 2026, 8:04 am EDT
Relentless rain continues for the Midwest and Ohio Valley on Sunday with the potential for flash flooding for places like Chicago, Indianapolis and Detroit. An additional 2 to 3 inches of rain will be possible, as a stalled front continues to bring torrential downpours. The ground is already extremely saturated after days of rain, so any additional rain could easily result in flooding. Here’s the latest.
Cloudy, cooler pattern brings heavy rain to Northeast
September 19, 2026, 9:53 am EDT
An upper-level pattern dips the jet stream across the Great Lakes, bringing persistent cloud cover, cooler temps and scattered showers to the Northeast in places like Pittsburgh and New York City. It will also bring cooler temperatures to the Mid-Atlantic. The pattern shifts early next week, moving in on Sunday and lingering into the week. Some areas could see 1-3 inches of rain. A flood risk isn't out of the question in already saturated locations. Here’s the latest.

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