Weather Forecasting - Alerts


First Alert Forecast: Scattered storms return for the afternoon, unsettled weather continues into weekend
Rain chances have diminished as we are starting out our Friday, but make sure to keep the rain jacket and umbrella nearby for the afternoon. read more...

Maui Surf Forecast for June 05, 2026
The south-southwest swell that produced advisory level surf along south-facing shores for the past few days has begun to slowly decline. This evening,... read more...

Summer heat builds for central NC
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — High pressure remains firmly in control of our weather pattern, setting the stage for a prolonged stretch of hot and mostly dry conditions. Temperatures will climb a little higher each day through the weekend, with highs reaching the mid-90s by Saturday and Sunday. A weak backdoor cold front will attempt to [...] read more...

A warm, dry weekend for the Suncoast
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Is Texas About to Weather a Big Blue Storm?
A veteran Lone Star State strategist forecasts a midterm win for Democrat James Talarico, believing political winds could swing deep red Texas blue. read more...

Festivalgoers are snapping up this portable rain poncho ahead of summer events (aff)
Outdoor events and festival season are upon us, but many people are packing lightweight waterproofs just in case the British weather doesn’t do what they hope. read more...

Festivalgoers are snapping up this portable rain poncho ahead of summer events (aff)
Outdoor events and festival season are upon us, but many people are packing lightweight waterproofs just in case the British weather doesn’t do what they hope. read more...

Festivalgoers are snapping up this portable rain poncho ahead of summer events (aff)
Outdoor events and festival season are upon us, but many people are packing lightweight waterproofs just in case the British weather doesn’t do what they hope. read more...

Severe Thunderstorms to Expand from Plains to East Through Sunday
Rounds of severe thunderstorms will expand from the Plains to parts of the East through Sunday, with damaging wind gusts, hail, torrential downpours and frequent lightning. The jet stream interacting with warm, moisture-rich air will trigger widespread thunderstorms across the central United States into the weekend, with some activity spreading eastward. Some storms will produce damaging wind gusts and large hail capable of damaging crops and gardens. Torrential downpours may also trigger flooding. Non-severe thunderstorms can still produce dangerous lightning and heavy downpours that can slow travel. Motorists should slow down during torrential rain and never drive through flooded roadways. The greatest concentration of severe thunderstorms through Thursday night will be across the northern Plains, from southeastern Montana, Wyoming and northeastern Colorado to southern North Dakota and central and southwestern Minnesota. A few locally heavy, gusty to severe storms will occur farther to the southeast from parts of Kansas to Iowa. Friday's severe weather threat will extend from central and northern Kansas to southern Minnesota and southwestern Wisconsin, with a few of the strongest storms capable of producing brief tornadoes. Additional severe thunderstorms are forecast across parts of the Plains on Saturday, mainly during the late afternoon and evening, with the greatest risk from eastern Montana and northwestern South Dakota into southeastern Saskatchewan. Saturday's AccuWeather Local StormMax wind gust is 80 mph. read more...

Disaster Risk Management Authority gives an Atlantic Hurricane Season 2026 update
Disaster Risk Management Authority gives an Atlantic Hurricane Season 2026 update read more...