What's the Akron-Canton weather forecast for the November full moon supermoon? What to know
The November full moon, the last supermoon of 2024, rises in Ohio skies tomorrow. Here's the weather forecast for Akron and ...
What's the Columbus weather forecast during the November full moon supermoon? What to know
The November full moon, the last supermoon of 2024, will light up Ohio skies tomorrow. Here's the weather forecast for ...
Hudson Valley weather: Less wind, warmer weekend temperatures but no rain. See forecast
As wildfires continue to develop across the Hudson Valley region, the coming days are expected to be less windy and more mild ...
Bills vs Chiefs forecast calls for typical fall weather: The details
The National Weather Service forecast for Orchard Park calls for temperatures in the lower 50s on Sunday and partly sunny ...
National Weather Service shares details on radar outages
Wednesday morning, Louisiana National Weather Service offices suffered severe radar outages that affected several sites, ...
Weather Wednesday: A Discussion with the National Weather Service at Grand Rapids
Meteorologist Kelsey Emery talked with the National Weather Service in Grand Rapids about the changes to certain alerts and ...
Ohio 2024 winter forecast: What La Niña means for temps, potential snowfall in Columbus
La Niña is a recurring climate pattern that occurs when trade winds that push warm water west from South America toward Asia ...
Maryland weather: Cold and wet Thursday expected to make way for nice Baltimore weekend
A dreary Thursday forecast should brighten up for the weekend around Baltimore, according to the National Weather Service.
Northeast Ohio weekend forecast: Mostly dry with some sunshine
Rain showers will move out of the area with a chance for a bit more rain Friday morning before conditions begin to dry out ...
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A rare sight — rain — is in the forecast for central Pennsylvania
The National Weather Service in State College says there’s a 30% chance ... Either way, it won’t be enough rain to end ...
Radar outages cause issues during Wednesday’s severe weather but broadcast meteorologists aren’t blind
The NWS is still able to see the radar in their offices. They have just lost the ability to push it out. Which means they’re still able to issue timely watches and warnings. The cause is unknown with ...