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Weekend storms take aim at Minneapolis, Atlanta, NYC and DC
September 10, 2026, 4:17 pm EDT
An active weather pattern could dampen outdoor plans this weekend. On Friday, severe storms are possible in the upper Midwest, including Minneapolis. Rain and storms will also pick up across the Southeast and mid-Atlantic, including Atlanta and Washington, D.C. While the rain and storms in the Midwest end Saturday, soggy weather will remain in the Southeast and mid-Atlantic, spreading to the Northeast on Sunday. By Monday, Minneapolis will see another round of storms.
Weekend storms: Upper Plains to East Coast
September 10, 2026, 4:16 pm EDT
Weekend storms: Upper Plains to East Coast
Scattered showers, flood threat across Southeast through weekend
September 10, 2026, 7:09 am EDT
A stalled front will bring days of scattered showers to the Southeast, including places like Atlanta, Birmingham, Nashville and Raleigh. Locally heavy rainfall could cause a threat of flooding through the weekend. Storms could cause travel delays or ruin outdoor plans. Here are all the details.
Is long-awaited heat relief on the way?
September 9, 2026, 7:10 am EDT
Is long-awaited heat relief on the way?
The South is waiting for relief from dangerous heat, but will it come?
September 8, 2026, 5:02 pm EDT
Dangerous heat continues this week for much of the country, including the Southern and Central Plains as well as the Southeast, with little relief in the near future. Record-breaking heat is possible across the Plains and Southwest, and while the 10-day forecast is calling for more heat, things start to cool off a little by the two-week outlook.
Millions under extreme heat alerts across Central, Southern Plains
September 7, 2026, 9:38 am EDT
Extreme heat is plaguing the Central and Southern Plains with record-breaking heat continuing into midweek. Over 20 million people are under heat advisories in Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Kansas, including Dallas, New Orleans and Oklahoma City. Extreme heat warnings have been issued in eastern Kansas and western Missouri, including Kansas City. We break it down and look at when some areas could see some relief.
Dangerous heat scorches millions from the Central Plains to Southeast
September 6, 2026, 8:25 am EDT
Dangerous heat persists for millions this Labor Day weekend with excessive heat alerts issued from the Central Plains to the Southeast. Temperatures could be in or near the triple digits for places like Dallas, Oklahoma City, Little Rock, Dodge City, and Atlanta. High humidity will make “feels like” temperatures even worse. Limit time outdoors and stay hydrated. Here’s all the details.
Extreme heat plaguing millions from the Central Plains to Southeast
September 5, 2026, 10:11 am EDT
Relentless, extreme heat is plaguing millions this Labor Day weekend with excessive heat alerts issued from the Central Plains to the upper Midwest and Southeast. High temperature records could be broken through Tuesday in cities like Atlanta, Oklahoma City, Wichita and Columbia, South Carolina. Make sure you stay safe and check on neighbors and get help if you see anyone stuck in a hot car.
Extreme heat builds in Central US, Chicago
September 5, 2026, 7:53 am EDT
Extreme heat builds in Central US, Chicago
Extreme heat builds in the central US, triple digit highs for millions
September 2, 2026, 1:55 pm EDT
Well over 100 million people will face extreme heat over the next few days, as record heat builds across the central U.S. Places like Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City and Memphis will need to take extra precautions leading up to the holiday weekend. Meteorologist Jennifer Gray shows us where the temperatures will soar.

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