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A new round of thunderstorms is developing across parts of the Central Plains, Great Lakes and Ohio Valley today, with i...
08/27/2026

A new round of thunderstorms is developing across parts of the Central Plains, Great Lakes and Ohio Valley today, with isolated to widely scattered severe storms possible. The National Weather Service says stronger storms could produce damaging winds, large hail and locally heavy rainfall.

Meanwhile, storms are expected to develop and strengthen as daytime heating increases. Some communities may see only brief showers, while others could experience much stronger thunderstorms.

Weather experts warn that conditions can change rapidly once storms form. Residents are being advised to monitor local warnings and have shelter available if a severe thunderstorm warning is issued.

Drivers are being advised to slow down during heavy rain and watch for sudden reductions in visibility.

A major heat wave is intensifying across the Southwest today, with the National Weather Service warning of dangerous tem...
08/27/2026

A major heat wave is intensifying across the Southwest today, with the National Weather Service warning of dangerous temperatures through the end of the week. Afternoon highs of 110–115°F are possible across parts of the desert Southwest, creating a significant risk of heat-related illness.

Meanwhile, the heat is spreading into parts of the south-central United States, where prolonged exposure and warm overnight temperatures are adding to the strain.

Forecasters warn that outdoor activities could become dangerous during the hottest part of the afternoon. Residents are being advised to stay hydrated, seek air-conditioned locations and check on vulnerable people. Conditions are expected to remain exceptionally hot before gradual changes arrive later in the week.

Scientists are closely monitoring a potentially very strong El Niño developing in the Pacific, with researchers at UC Sa...
08/26/2026

Scientists are closely monitoring a potentially very strong El Niño developing in the Pacific, with researchers at UC San Diego’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography warning that some forecast models suggest this event could rank among the strongest in roughly 150 years of records.

For San Diego and Southern California, El Niño can increase the odds of wetter conditions, bigger surf, coastal flooding and warmer ocean temperatures. However, scientists stress that it is still too early to determine whether the region will experience historic rainfall or major flooding.

Meanwhile, researchers say a stronger El Niño does not automatically guarantee extreme rainfall in San Diego. Weather patterns can vary significantly from one event to another.

Residents are being advised to stay informed as scientists continue monitoring the Pacific and updating forecasts.

A tropical wave in the central Atlantic is attracting attention from forecasters as conditions could become more favorab...
08/26/2026

A tropical wave in the central Atlantic is attracting attention from forecasters as conditions could become more favorable for development over the next several days. The system is moving westward across the Atlantic, and meteorologists are monitoring its organization as it approaches a region where tropical development is possible.

Forecasters warn that it is still too early to determine whether the disturbance will become a named tropical storm or eventually affect the United States. Environmental conditions, including wind shear and dry air, could limit its strength.

Meanwhile, there is no immediate U.S. land threat from this system. Residents along the U.S. coastline are being advised not to panic, but to keep monitoring official forecasts as the Atlantic hurricane season continues.

Another potentially active weather system is taking shape across the Great Lakes, with Michigan facing the possibility o...
08/26/2026

Another potentially active weather system is taking shape across the Great Lakes, with Michigan facing the possibility of severe thunderstorms on Wednesday. The system is currently moving through western Canada and is expected to race southeastward before crossing Michigan.

Forecasters say the storm could reach northwest Lower Michigan and the Upper Peninsula Wednesday morning, before spreading into southern and eastern Lower Michigan during the afternoon and evening.

The Storm Prediction Center has already highlighted Lower Michigan for a potential severe-wind threat, meaning some thunderstorms could produce damaging wind gusts.

Residents should monitor updated forecasts closely. Drivers are being advised to prepare for rapidly changing conditions, heavy rain, lightning and potentially strong winds as the system moves across the state.

North Texas is facing another dangerous day of summer heat, with an Extreme Heat Warning in effect through 8 p.m. Tuesda...
08/26/2026

North Texas is facing another dangerous day of summer heat, with an Extreme Heat Warning in effect through 8 p.m. Tuesday. Temperatures could climb as high as 106°F, creating hazardous conditions for anyone spending extended time outdoors.

Meanwhile, gusty winds, very low humidity and dry vegetation are increasing the fire danger across the region. Forecasters warn that any wildfire that develops could spread quickly under these conditions.

Residents are being advised to stay hydrated, limit strenuous outdoor activity and avoid activities that could accidentally spark a fire.

A slight change is coming Wednesday, when a weak cold front is expected to bring somewhat cooler temperatures. However, rain chances remain low, so significant drought or fire relief is not expected immediately.

While much of Arizona is dealing with intense summer heat, attention is already turning toward winter at Arizona Snowbow...
08/25/2026

While much of Arizona is dealing with intense summer heat, attention is already turning toward winter at Arizona Snowbowl near Flagstaff. Crews are preparing for what could be an exceptionally active ski and snowboard season, with a strong El Niño pattern potentially favoring wetter conditions across parts of the Southwest.

Workers are installing a new conveyor lift for beginners and clearing nearly 100 acres of downed trees ahead of the winter season.

Meanwhile, forecasters say Arizona could be among the better ski destinations in the country if the expected El Niño pattern delivers increased winter precipitation.

The exact snowfall totals remain uncertain, but expectations are already building for an exciting season on the slopes.

The Atlantic is becoming increasingly active as hurricane season approaches its typically busiest period, with two tropi...
08/25/2026

The Atlantic is becoming increasingly active as hurricane season approaches its typically busiest period, with two tropical disturbances now being monitored. The eastern Atlantic system, identified as Invest 96L, is currently located off the west coast of Africa south of the Cabo Verde Islands.

Forecasters are watching this system closely because conditions could allow it to organize into a tropical depression and potentially become Tropical Storm Dolly later this week.

Meanwhile, another disturbance, Invest 95L, is located several hundred miles east-northeast of Bermuda. That system could briefly strengthen before unfavorable conditions limit further development.

For now, there is no indication that either system poses an immediate threat to the U.S. mainland.

Hawaii is also dealing with a wetter weather pattern today, with the National Weather Service noting that gusty winds an...
08/25/2026

Hawaii is also dealing with a wetter weather pattern today, with the National Weather Service noting that gusty winds and heavy rainfall may affect the Big Island as a nearby tropical system passes west of the islands.

The main concerns are periods of heavy rain and localized flooding, particularly in areas where rainfall becomes concentrated. Conditions can change during the day as tropical moisture moves through.

Residents and visitors are advised to keep up with local weather information, especially if traveling through areas vulnerable to flooding. Meanwhile, coastal and outdoor conditions may become less favorable during periods of stronger winds and heavier showers.

Moisture and thunderstorms are producing a more unsettled weather pattern across portions of the Southwest, Rockies and ...
08/25/2026

Moisture and thunderstorms are producing a more unsettled weather pattern across portions of the Southwest, Rockies and Gulf Coast today. The National Weather Service says heavy rainfall could lead to isolated flash flooding, particularly where thunderstorms develop over areas prone to rapid runoff.

These storms are expected to be locally focused rather than affecting the entire region. Brief heavy downpours can still cause water to collect quickly on roads and in low-lying locations.

Meanwhile, much of the region will continue to experience typical summer warmth between storms. Residents and travelers should monitor local radar and avoid flooded washes and low-water crossings when heavy rain occurs.

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