New Hampshire was on the edge of severe weather today. Severe thunderstorms produced thunderstorm, flash flood and even tornado warnings in central New York and Pennsylvania. We were concerned that ...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Dry air and high pressure will give us a hazy, hot, and rain free weekend! Meanwhile, we're keeping an eye on the eastern gulf for potential tropical development through early ...

Thick smoke returns for Sunday then southern Wisconsin may see severe weather on Monday. Details here. Read more.

After a hot and humid Saturday with severe storms around the Peninsulas, another round of heat, humidity, and storms is on the way for Sunday. A slow-moving cold front will settle into the region ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Happy weekend everyone! A ridge of high pressure continues to build over the Pacific Northwest this weekend with warm and sunny weather increasing across the region on Sunday.

While we rely on the forecasts to help plan our upcoming surfs, some of the best insights can be found in the past. That’s why we’re introducing historic forecast data on Surfline. Now, you can search ...

AUSTIN, Texas — Central Texas is finally getting a much-needed break from the rain, but the flood story is far from over. While the forecast has turned hot and dry, rivers and lakes remain dangerous ...

DENVER — Denver and the Front Range could get some extreme temperatures on Sunday and Monday, so a 9NEWS Weather Impact Alert has been put in place for both days. In meteorology, extreme heat is ...

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Sunday: Mostly sunny and warm. Smoke returning for some. High: 83. N winds at 5-10 mph. Sunday night: Mostly clear with smoke dissipating. Low 62. North winds at 3-8 mph. Monday: Mostly sunny and warm ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — A warming trend is underway across northwest Oregon and southwest Washington, with temperatures climbing each day through the weekend before peaking during the middle of next week.