UNITED STATES – A pronounced dip in the jet stream is expected to take shape by the end of this week, setting the stage for storm chances across parts of Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Tennessee, while ushering in cooler air behind the system. Forecast models show an energetic upper-level pattern that could support organized…
OKLAHOMA – Parts of Oklahoma are under a marginal risk for severe storms early Thursday morning, with forecasters warning that a few storms could briefly intensify between 4 a.m. and noon, bringing gusty winds and small hail during the morning commute. The risk level is classified as Level 1 of 5, meaning this is not…
NORTH CAROLINA – Tuesday is shaping up to be a foggy, cloud-dominated wildcard day across North Carolina, with visibility issues this morning, lingering cloud cover through much of the day, and temperatures heavily dependent on how much clearing actually occurs. Forecasters say areas of fog — some widespread — developed early, especially during the morning…
UNITED STATES – Weather models are flashing a serious warning for January 18–21, showing a powerful Arctic air mass diving deep into the central and eastern United States, bringing the kind of cold that doesn’t ease in quietly and doesn’t leave quickly. Forecasters describe this as a true winter outbreak, not a routine cold front,…
UNITED STATES – A growing severe weather threat is taking shape for Thursday, January 8, as forecasters warn that parts of the Southern Plains and Mississippi Valley could see damaging winds, large hail, and isolated tornadoes as a powerful storm system moves across the region. The latest severe weather outlook highlights a broad zone stretching…
FLORIDA – Pollen levels are climbing sharply across much of Florida, with central and northern parts of the state now seeing medium to high pollen concentrations, prompting allergy alerts and a wave of sniffles, sneezing, and itchy eyes for residents. The latest pollen map shows large portions of the state shaded in yellow and orange,…
COLORADO – A complex winter weather pattern is taking shape across Colorado as two consecutive snowstorms move into the region, setting up several days of mountain snowfall, sharply colder temperatures, and growing uncertainty for communities east of the Continental Divide. Unlike a single fast-moving system, these storms will arrive back-to-back, making it harder to pinpoint…