CALIFORNIA — After last week’s heavy and disruptive snowfall across the Sierra Nevada, a powerful and unusually warm atmospheric river is now taking aim at the state, set to deliver substantial rainfall — even at higher elevations where deep snowpack remains in place. Forecast guidance shows a concentrated plume of Pacific moisture streaming into central…
OHIO RIVER VALLEY — Snow showers through Monday will give way to a quieter Tuesday before a stronger weather system arrives Thursday, bringing the potential for widespread rainfall and a small risk of minor flooding across parts of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and West Virginia. The latest Ohio River Forecast Center water outlook highlights a shifting…
NORTH CAROLINA — Snow is intensifying across the higher elevations of the North Carolina mountains this afternoon, especially in the High Country, where accumulating snowfall is expected to continue through Monday morning and could exceed 10 inches on some ridge tops. As of early afternoon, forecasters report that snow has “started cranking” across mountain communities,…
UNITED STATES — The latest 8–14 day outlook valid March 1 through March 7, 2026, shows a continuation of unsettled weather in parts of the country, followed by a transition toward warmer conditions across much of the South during the first week of March. NOAA’s precipitation and temperature outlook maps indicate distinct regional contrasts heading…
GEORGIA — Atlanta has already reached 79 degrees, breaking the previous record high of 78° set in 1986, even before the official high for the day is finalized. The unseasonable warmth is spreading across much of north and central Georgia, marking a dramatic late-winter surge ahead of a sharp cold front expected to bring a…
TEXAS — A colder-than-expected model run is raising new concerns about near-freezing temperatures across parts of the Texas Hill Country and the greater San Antonio region early Sunday and again Monday morning, with some spots potentially seeing a light freeze. According to the latest in-house computer guidance, temperatures may run slightly colder than other forecast…
FLORIDA — The state is now facing its most widespread drought since 2001, with the Drought Severity and Coverage Index (DSCI) climbing to 354 out of 500, signaling deep and expansive dryness across nearly the entire peninsula and Panhandle. Extreme Drought Dominates from Tallahassee to Jacksonville Large portions of North Florida, including Pensacola, Tallahassee, and…
NORTH CAROLINA — A cold front pushing into very warm, unstable air is expected to spark a line of strong to potentially severe storms across parts of the Southeast this afternoon, with the greatest impacts stretching from Georgia through the Carolinas and into coastal North Carolina. Forecasters say the primary concern will be gusty, potentially…
MICHIGAN — The Mackinac Bridge remains closed for the third consecutive day as of 12:40 PM due to falling ice and hazardous winter conditions, according to bridge officials. The iconic five-mile suspension bridge connecting Michigan’s Upper and Lower Peninsulas has once again disappeared into near-whiteout conditions, with heavy snow and ice accumulation forcing traffic to…
UNITED STATES — An early-stage storm assessment is outlining a potentially significant snowfall corridor stretching from the Mid-Atlantic into New England as a developing system begins to organize offshore. The preliminary “Storm Initial Threat Assessment” identifies where confidence is currently highest for heavier snowfall totals, based on model guidance, projected storm track, and the evolving…