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Showers and some storms return Saturday afternoon, continuing Saturday ...
ALERTS: Monday evening through Tuesday Night for severe thunderstorms and heavy rainfall. WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS:Occasional showers and thunderstorms through Sunday morningWarmer air moves in Sunday and lasts most of this weekSevere thunderstorms are possible Monday and Tuesday night, but questions still remainWEATHER VIDEOS: COPYRIGHT 2026 BY NEWS 8 NOW/NEWS 8000. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BROADCAST, REWRITTEN OR REDISTRIBUTED. WEATHER STORY:Sunday: Scattered showers and thunderstorms begin to tail off Sunday morning, likely after 9-11 AM. Isolated thunderstorms are possible Sunday afternoon, but chances are low. With some afternoon breaks in the cloud cover, temperatures warm into the 70s under slightly more humid conditions. Winds become windy in the afternoon, blowing out of the southwest at 15-25 MPH.Monday: Mainly dry conditions are expected Sunday through Monday afternoon, with temperatures climbing close to 80F in some areas (after starting off in the upper 50s to low 60s Monday morning). This warm and moist air will create a suitable environment for severe thunderstorms producing hail, damaging winds, and tornadoes. Although, the frontal boundary responsible for forming any thunderstorms looks to stay north of Eau Claire. This could keep any thunderstorms (especially severe storms) well north of I-94. Even so, anyone north of I-90 should prepare for the chance of severe thunderstorms Monday evening and night on the off chance that activity is able to shift further south.Tuesday: The risk for severe thunderstorms carries over into Tuesday afternoon as warm and moist air continues to spread across the upper Midwest. Highs climb into the 70s for another day, with areas south of I-90 rising into the low-80s. Skies stay dry until Tuesday evening as a frontal system moves across the area. Compared to Monday, the threat for severe weather will be further south, primarily near and south of I-90. Questions still remain regarding how early thunderstorms may form, with any later evening formation keeping the threat easy of the area. Still, anyone near and south of I-90 should prepare for the threat of hail, wind, and tornadoes Tuesday evening.Overall, high temperatures fall a few degrees on Wednesday before climbing well into the 70s and low-80s on Thursday. Both days contain low rain chances, mainly Wednesday morning. Thunderstorms are possible again on Friday before temperatures cool back into the 50s for next weekend.WEATHER ...
Heavy showers end prolonged dry spell in central hills - Adaderana
Thundershowers have been reported in the western slopes of the central hills, particularly in key catchment areas, bringing an end to nearly three months of prolonged dry weather. According to reports, rainfall lasting around one hour was experienced between 3.00 p.m. and 4.00 p.m. today (12). Showers were recorded in major catchment areas including Castlereagh, Maussakelle and Upper Kotmale, helping to ease the effects of the dry weather conditions. Due to the extended dry spell, water levels in these reservoirs had dropped significantly, leading to drying up of water sources and causing drinking water shortages across the region.
Los Angeles weather: Cooling trend brings showers to Southern ...
LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Rain chances move into Southern California on Sunday, bringing showers and a drop in temperatures. The storm is expected to move through overnight, approximately between ...
Rain returns for the evening commute with a dry and seasonable Friday ...
A surface low-pressure center develops in eastern NB by Monday afternoon and lifts northeast along the front boundary that stretches into central WI. This results in showers and thunderstorms ...
