The heat continues for another day or two then the cooldown begins. Humidity will be less intense on Sunday and will continue to go down early next week. Downpours and storm chances look low on Sunday ...

Stormy conditions will be likely over the next few hours, with the strongest activity concentrated south of the Twin Cities metro. The Storm Prediction Center has highlighted areas south of the metro ...

Sunday definitely feels like the august warmth and humidity, with high temperatures right at 90°, feeling a little bit warmer with the combination of that humidity. Mostly dry for Sunday, there is a ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — Sunday will bring another round of sunny skies and pleasant temperatures across the region, with a warm and comfortable day expected for much of the valley. Highs will reach the low ...

It was a hot day across Hampton Roads Saturday with highs in the mid-90s, and we'll have a repeat of that Sunday as summer heat and humidity will remain firmly in place across Hampton Roads with only ...

Sunday-Tuesday: Morning low clouds to afternoon sunshine. Lows in the mid and upper 50s. Highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s. Wednesday: Partly sunny and slightly cooler. Lows in the mid to upper 50s.

Saturday turned into a lovely day and Sunday looks great too, although we are still on track for a few scattered storms (40%) up until about 10am or so at the beaches. But just like Saturday, we ...

Huntsville set a new rainfall record yesterday! 1.46″ fell on August 7th, beating the old record of 1.29″ that occurred in 1986. Sunday Morning To Be Warm, Humid & Partly Sunny Sunday morning will be ...

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