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Fourth of July 2015: What Does Your Forecast Hold?
Fourth of July is always a busy period across the country with people traveling and numerous firework displays. AAA estimates 41.9 million will travel at least 50 miles from home over the period of July 1st through the 5th. If that were to happen, it would be the most...
June 2015: A Story Of Record Heat For Some, Rain For Others
While today is the last day of June, it's not too early (I think) to take a look back at the month that was June of 2015. Some of the highlights I could find was record heat out west and heavy rains across portions of the Ohio Valley - thanks, in part, due to tropical...
Northwest Heat Wave
Happy Friday Everyone! The heat is building across much of the Northwest as temperatures surge well above average. 100° readings are possible this weekend and into early next week! Also, we are watching the potential for some severe weather this afternoon for parts of...
Potentially All-Time Record Heat In The Northwest
We're tracking a change in the jet stream over the next few days, one that will build a ridge over the western United States. This will bring record temperatures to parts of the Northwest as we head into the weekend. In some areas, the highs will potentially rival...
Severe Threat Across The Northeast – Including Boston, NYC and Washington, D.C.
We're watching the threat of severe weather across potions of the U.S. today - but the largest risk of seeing a severe storm today will be across portions of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, where an Enhanced Risk is in place. Zooming in, we can see some large...
Flood Threat Continues From Tropical Depression Bill
We continue to see heavy rain associated with Bill across parts of Oklahoma this morning. How much rain has fallen and where is this system heading next? Heavy Rain Totals From Bill Bill left areas of the south soaked over the past 48 hours, with some areas of Texas,...