Tonight will be clear and cool, but not as chilly as the previous few nights. Thursday morning will be in the mid 40s with clouds increasing ahead of a minor disturbance.

Impact: Strong to severe storms. All modes of severe weather are possible - damaging winds, hail, and tornadoes. Need: A way to get weather alerts that will wake you if necessary. Rain chances are ...

The forecast discussion from the NWS Twin Cities says "this system looks to be similar in strength" to a powerful spring ...

Severe weather remains a concern for late Saturday, though some uncertainty still exists regarding the exact details. However ...

Heads up Oklahoma…this Friday looks to be at the very top of the fire weather scale.  All the ingredients coming together for ...

A strong storm system is forecast to move through the Kansas City region. Here’s what is needed for them to become severe.

Tornadoes, damaging winds, flooding and hail could all accompany a potentially severe storm system that could soon menace ...

Saturday could be the most active day, with an enhanced risk for severe weather (Level 3 out of 5) in the forecast for nearly the entire state. Strong tornadoes will not be out of the question with ...

The Federal Emergency Management Agency's National Risk Index ranks Monroe County's probability of a tornado as relatively ...

Have you ever watched a weather forecast and hear the meteorologist say there’s an “Enhanced Risk” or “Level 3 Risk” for ...

For the extended forecast, we continue to have highs in the 50s, 60s, and 70s through Friday. Friday evening, a Low Pressure ...