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Heavy rain fell across parts of western North Carlina on Thursday for the first time since the devastating flooding event from Hurricane Helene and many continue to rebuild their homes.
The odds of a strong hurricane impacting Florida have decreased, but a dangerous event can yet be completely ruled out.
People north of New York City and in northern New Jersey are being warned about more smoke Thursday due to the Jennings Creek Fire, which is burning along the New Jersey and New York border. Meanwhile, the New York City Fire Department was on the scene of a three-alarm brush fire Thursday in the most densely populated county in the country.
Today's top weather news for Thursday, Nov. 14, 2024: Tropical Depression Nineteen has formed in the Caribbean, and forecasters said it will likely continue to strengthen and become Tropical Storm Sara.
A modest cool front has brought an equally modest temperature drop to Texas for the final days of the work week. Dry weather is expected to continue through Saturday night, with a slow climb back up the temperature roller coaster ahead of our next upper-level storm system, due on Sunday and Monday. Scattered to numerous […]
Cool temperatures are expected this morning and tomorrow morning.
A disturbance swirling over the Caribbean Sea on Thursday has now been designated Tropical Depression Nineteen, and forecasters say the system will likely strengthen into Tropical Storm Sara later today.
A survey of data from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, conducted by travel company Upgraded Points, found that San Francisco, Newark and LaGuardia airports lead the way for having the highest percentage of flights with weather delays. According to the survey, Alaska Airlines, United Airlines and Allegiant Air face the most weather delays.
Since the early summer, the world has been stuck in neutral status of the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO). Sea surface temperatures across the central and eastern Pacific are known to influence global weather patterns.
In the weeks after the devastation left behind in western North Carolina from Hurricane Helene, a chance encounter between a woman and a photo of a dog has led to a community-wide effort to reunite families with memories washed away in the raging floods.