Author: Nina Clarke

KANSAS CITY, MO — The ground across a four-state corridor spanning northeastern Kansas, southeastern Nebraska, southwestern Iowa, and northwestern Missouri is already saturated — and more rain is on the way. A formal flash flood potential statement is now in effect for this region, warning that an additional 1 to 3 inches of rainfall is…

HARRISBURG, PA — A dangerous combination of gusty winds and critically dry air is pushing Pennsylvania into elevated wildfire spread territory this afternoon, and state forecasters are issuing a clear and direct message to every resident from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia: now is not the time for outdoor burning, and any source of sparks could have…

GRAND JUNCTION, CO — Thunderstorms are already delivering damaging conditions across Colorado’s western slope this afternoon, and the worst of the day is still ahead. Wind reports in the 40 to 60 mph range have already come in from Montrose, Meeker, and Glenwood Springs, hail has been confirmed on the east side of Grand Junction,…

OMAHA, NE — The tornado threat across Kansas and Nebraska has increased sharply this afternoon, and the atmospheric setup now in place is serious enough that forecasters are tracking the potential for a strong tornado before the evening is over. A remnant mesoscale convective vortex — a rotating low-pressure system that survives after a cluster…

ATLANTA, GA — Two separate but connected weather threats are converging on different corners of the United States this month — and taken together, they paint a picture of a country entering a dangerous stretch of spring weather that demands attention from millions of residents across the South, the Southeast, the Northeast, and the southern…

BALTIMORE, MD — Crack the windows open tonight, Maryland — because this comfortable chill may be the last one you feel for a while. A refreshingly cool night is settling across the Baltimore Metro, Washington D.C. corridor, and the broader Maryland region, with overnight lows dropping into the low to mid 40s from Frederick west…

UNITED STATES — A continuing active severe weather pattern is set to bring another round of dangerous thunderstorms on Wednesday, stretching from Dallas and Oklahoma City through Tulsa, Wichita, Kansas City, St. Louis, Des Moines, and into Chicago as the storm system reloads across the Plains and Midwest. Storm Corridor Expands From Texas To Illinois…

UNITED STATES — A complex and highly conditional severe weather pattern is setting up across the central and southern Plains into the Midwest, with cities including Dallas, Oklahoma City, Wichita, Kansas City, Chicago, and Milwaukee potentially facing isolated but intense thunderstorms between April 12 and April 14. Storm Setup Builds From Texas To Midwest With…

WASHINGTON, D.C. — A concerning dry weather pattern is tightening its grip across the Mid-Atlantic, with cities like Washington D.C., Richmond, and Baltimore experiencing below-average rainfall and worsening drought conditions following an already dry March. Dry Spring Pattern Emerging Across Mid Atlantic Region Spring is typically known for bringing frequent rain and unsettled weather to…

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND — A powerful surge of unseasonably warm air is expected to push temperatures sharply higher across the Mid-Atlantic, with cities like Baltimore, Washington D.C., Richmond, and Philadelphia potentially nearing or even reaching 90 degrees next week, putting long-standing April records into focus. Record Level April Heat Possible Across Baltimore And Surrounding Cities Historical…