A rinse and repeat forecast will carry into Sunday. Expect it to be a steamy one with high temperatures peaking in the middle ...

The most widespread storm activity is expected Sunday afternoon and evening, with a potential for localized heavy rainfall that could lead to flash flooding, particularly in eastern Pennsylvania.

Baltimore faces severe weather with potential for storms, wind gusts, and flash flooding, as the National Weather Service ...

Regardless of development, tropical moisture is expected to move closer to the Gulf Coast by the middle of the week. Parts of the Gulf Coast, including South Mississippi, may see more showers and ...

The Veterans Park concerts at the center of the Milwaukee festival had huge ups and downs, including Hank Williams Jr. and others canceled by storms.

A mix of sun and clouds is expected on Sunday, with highs in the mid to upper 80s and high humidity. A few spotty showers are likely in the morning. Then, a round of slow-moving storms is likely in ...

Storms will be more widely scattered the rest of the week. Any storm that develops will have heavy rainfall and the potential for some strong gusts. Highs will rise back into the low to mid 90s. Stay ...

Daily storm chances linger through the work week. Highs hover in the low 90s starting Monday afternoon. By the end of the week high temperatures reach the mid 90s with feels like temperatures near 105 ...

Raleigh faces a week of unpredictable weather with potential for damaging winds, flooding downpours, and consistent humidity.

We are in the middle of a very DC summer pattern. Daily shower and storm chances persist all the way through next week paired with hot temperatures and sticky humidity. No day will be a washout, but ...

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We will warm into the upper-80s to low-90s along the coast. Inland, will see temperatures in the mid and upper-90s. Heat index values will be in the triple digits. Partly sunny skies will last ...