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After a beautiful start to the week, more humidity and a couple of storm threats returns for Tuesday and Wednesday. Nice, comfortable weather follows. Fair skies and pleasantly cool overnight. Lows 53 ...

The Weather Authority has issued an Impact Day through Tuesday because of the threat of extreme heat and humidity. The National Weather Service has placed the majority of the Tennessee Valley under a ...

Tropical Depression Two continues to move very slowly to the northwest. It's roughly 120 miles south of Panama City as of this writing and brings no impact to South Florida. Our depression is forecast ...

DENVER — Denver hit 100 degrees on Monday for the first time in 2026, but some relief arrives on Tuesday in the form of an increased chance for afternoon showers and storms. It wasn't just Denver, ...

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The heat-up continues this week, with the hottest temperatures expected Tuesday and Wednesday. A Heat Advisory is in effect from 10 a.m. Tuesday through 11 p.m. Wednesday for much of the Portland ...

Tuesday/Wednesday (FIRST ALERT DAYS): Turning hot and hazy. Lows in the low to mid 60s. Highs in the mid to upper 80s to mid 90s. Thursday: Mostly sunny with a few more clouds and slightly cooler.

We had a stormy weekend in Hampton Roads and the risk of storms continues at least through the middle of the work week. We will face multiple rounds of unsettled weather this week, beginning with the ...

First Alert Meteorologist Bree Smith is breaking down what to expect from early-week heat and storms, and when to expect better weather to move in. According to MJPD, officers apprehended 342 wanted ...

High temperatures in the Twin Cities will be in the 80s between Tuesday and Friday, according to NEXT Weather meteorologist Chris Shaffer.

Abnormal dry and hot conditions can cause stress for crop production during critical growth stages with implications of yield loss, profit loss and livestock management concerns. The Purdue Extension ...