Heat ramps up today, with temperatures in the mid 90s, but heat indices reaching near 105 in some areas. Areas to our north ...

A cold front sinks closer to the region on Thursday. As the morning is expected to be quiet, it won’t take long for showers and storms to develop rapidly near and south of the I-64 corridor. Some ...

They may even worsen because of the wind feeding oxygen to the fire and transporting embers from active fire zones. The National Weather Service continues to issue Air Quality Alerts for Mesa, ...

Wednesday will be partly cloudy but temperatures will remain warm, with a high of 87 and a chance for afternoon showers and thunderstorms.

We are tracking several chances of thunderstorms through Friday. Some locations may see flash flooding. Some locations may not see much rain.

A cold front will sweep across the state tonight into Thursday morning. Showers and storms are likely with its passage, and ...

Tuesday saw lots of thunderstorm activity pounding the northern and western Upper Peninsula. Today, the chance for storms ...

A cold front will bring an end to the hot weather for some spots later Wednesday through Thursday. That front and associated ...

This low-level moisture acts as energy for storms in the afternoon. Storms that form over the mountains will encounter the low-level moisture and strengthen as they use this additional energy.

Scattered storms from the early afternoon hours through the early evening hours should stay tame with possible heavy rainfall rates. We could see these scattered storms from Noon today to 6 PM.

This will lead to a taste of fall for this afternoon with well below average temperatures expected across the area.

Wednesday is more of the same with muggy conditions as temperatures rise into the upper 80s. Feel like temperatures running into the mid and upper 90s for some points west of Beckley. Not a great day ...