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Another day of possible flooding from Nebraska and Kansas to Ohio
September 16, 2026, 7:00 am EDT
A stationary front continues to camp out across the Midwest, fueling another day of storms and heavy rainfall from Nebraska and Kansas to Ohio. Parts of these areas have already gotten plenty of rain this week, so any more rain from these storms could become a flood event. Cities like Kansas City, Des Moines, Omaha, Chicago and Columbus are all under a threat of flooding today. Here’s the latest forecast.
First sign of heat relief in the South arrives with cold front
September 15, 2026, 4:40 pm EDT
This week's scorching highs feel like they'll stick around forever — but for parts of the South, relief might be closer than you think. There's a shift in the pattern heading our way, and not every city will feel it the same way. Atlanta, Nashville, Charlotte and New Orleans: You’ll want to pay attention to this forecast. Watch to see who gets a refreshing break from the heat.
When could we see heat relief?
September 15, 2026, 4:39 pm EDT
When could we see heat relief?
Upper Midwest stuck in a rainy pattern this week, flooding concerns
September 14, 2026, 5:12 pm EDT
The upper Midwest and Central Plains are facing days of rainy, dreary and even stormy weather this week as a wet pattern sets up for the region. Multiple days of rain means saturated soils getting more and more water, which could cause flash flooding for cities like Chicago, Kansas City, Milwaukee, Des Moines and Minneapolis.
Days of dreary, storms for the upper Midwest
September 14, 2026, 4:17 pm EDT
Days of dreary, storms for the upper Midwest
Hawaii: Significant Flooding, Road Closures, Landslides
September 14, 2026, 11:52 am EDT
A flood watch is in effect for all of the Hawaiian Islands through Friday as several more inches of rain look likely. Highest rain totals look to fall across the island of Kauai. Rain continues through the weekend, but expect some improvements as it may not be quite as widespread. Stay alert for road closures, and be aware of potential landslides near steep terrain. Here’s the latest update.
A taste of fall cooldown in the North, while South still sweats
September 13, 2026, 8:44 am EDT
A series of low pressure systems are moving across the Northern Tier, bringing welcomed cooler air behind it, while the South stays sweltering. These cooler temperatures will be a nice taste of fall for the North as temperatures are forecast to be in the 60s and 70s, which is 5 to 15 degrees below average. Meanwhile, the relentless summer heat in the South has no plans of leaving, with brutal triple-digit heat indices. Here are all the details.
Millions under extreme heat alerts across South
September 12, 2026, 9:18 am EDT
Extreme heat continues for the Southern Plains with record temperatures. Over 25 million people are under heat advisories including Dallas, Austin, Houston and Oklahoma City. Heat indices can reach up to 110 degrees. Stay indoors during peak heating hours, and if you have to be outside, wear bright, loose, fitting clothing to stay as cool as possible. Here’s the latest.
Extreme heat and storms could impact some college football
September 11, 2026, 8:35 am EDT
As dangerous heat continues to hold across the Deep South, extreme temperatures are expected at some of Saturday’s college football matchups. The heat index across parts of Texas will be at least 110 degrees, so take precautions and stay hydrated at the games. Storms are possible for several games across the East as well. Here’s the latest forecast.
Storms and flood threat continue from Southeast to Northeast
September 11, 2026, 6:57 am EDT
The stormy pattern continues for the East this weekend, as heavy downpours and the potential for flooding targets areas from the Southeast to New England. The biggest flood threat for Friday is across the Southeast, including the Tennessee Valley. On Saturday, the threat shifts northward, to include places like Washington, New York City and Philadelphia. Time out the storms here.

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