Weather

PENNSYLVANIA — A highly localized heavy snow band may develop late Sunday into early Monday, setting up somewhere between the Interstate 78 and Interstate 84 corridors, where a narrow “sweet spot” could see 3 to 8 inches of snowfall while surrounding areas receive much less. Forecast guidance highlights a tight temperature gradient and favorable upper-level…

NEW YORK AND THE NORTHEAST — A late-weekend system will bring light snowfall to interior portions of New York and the Northeast Sunday night, while major coastal cities including New York City and Philadelphia remain largely on the rain side of the storm. Forecast guidance for Sunday at 10:00 PM shows the steadier snow shield…

LOUISIANA AND MISSISSIPPI — A widespread severe weather outbreak is unfolding tonight across large portions of Louisiana and Mississippi, where a powerful squall line is producing damaging winds, multiple tornadoes, and wind gusts that could reach 80 mph in isolated areas. Meteorologists warn that if you are within the highlighted red risk zone, you are…

FLORIDA AND GEORGIA — Severe weather concerns are increasing for Sunday, February 15, as a strengthening storm system pushes a squall line across northern Florida and southern Georgia, bringing a Level 2 out of 5 Slight Risk for severe storms. Meteorologists warn that a couple of tornadoes cannot be ruled out, along with sporadic damaging…

MICHIGAN — If you thought winter was winding down across the Great Lakes State, think again. A popular seasonal breakdown circulating this week highlights what many residents already know: Michigan doesn’t have four seasons — it has 12, and right now, the state appears to be stuck in what’s humorously labeled the “Spring of Deception.”…

ILLINOIS — A significant rainfall deficit continues across parts of central Illinois, with new data showing that cities like Peoria and Bloomington would need more than 8 inches of rain in just one month to eliminate current drought conditions — and more than 15 inches over three months for full recovery. How Much Rain Is…

AUSTIN, TEXAS — A two-phase storm system is expected across Central Texas tomorrow, beginning with morning clouds and light rain before transitioning into isolated strong to severe thunderstorms during the afternoon hours.High-resolution forecast data has remained fairly consistent regarding the timing of this setup. Morning Hours: Light Rain and Cloud Cover The first part of…

NORTH CAROLINA — Despite recent snow and ice events across parts of the state, drought conditions are not improving. Instead, they are intensifying, with more than 65% of North Carolina now classified in Severe Drought as the growing season approaches. The latest drought monitor shows expanding Severe Drought coverage across much of the Piedmont, including…

ALABAMA — Just as a mid-February warmup settles in, new forecast signals suggest winter may not be finished with the state. Longer-range guidance indicates a return to below-average temperatures during the last week of February, potentially bringing another round of freezing conditions. While this does not appear to be a repeat of extreme Arctic outbreaks,…

GRAND STRAND, SOUTH CAROLINA — An early-morning Falcon 9 launch at 5:15 AM delivered a breathtaking celestial display as the rocket streaked past the coastline, sending four crew members toward the International Space Station and leaving behind shimmering night-shining clouds. Skywatchers along the Grand Strand, including observers in Briarcliff Acres, were treated to a rare…