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Heavy Rain Dumping 2 Inches Since Midnight in Greenville With More Batches Moving Through Upstate South Carolina Georgia and Western North Carolina Thursday Morning
GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA — Heavy rain has been pounding Greenville and the surrounding Upstate South Carolina region since midnight, with at least 2 inches of rainfall already recorded in Greenville alone by early Thursday morning. Additional heavy rain is continuing…
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TORCON 3 Tornado Threat Straight Line Winds Flash Flooding and Power Outages Targeting Southern Alabama Southwest Georgia and Florida Panhandle Today Into Tonight May 7
SOUTHERN ALABAMA, SOUTHWEST GEORGIA AND FLORIDA PANHANDLE — A TORCON 3 tornado threat is in place today into tonight across Southern Alabama, Southwest Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle as plenty of storms remain active through the day. Intense straight line…
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Scattered Showers Heavy Rain Bursts and Thunderstorms Sweeping Across North Carolina From Crystal Coast and Outer Banks Through Raleigh Charlotte and Fayetteville Thursday Morning
NORTH CAROLINA — Scattered showers and thunderstorms are sweeping across North Carolina this Thursday morning, with the heaviest rain currently moving across parts of the Crystal Coast toward the Outer Banks as of 7:53 AM. The rest of the state…
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Widespread Showers and Thunderstorms Possible Across Houston and Southeast Texas Friday and Saturday With High Moisture Anomalies Before Sunday Turns Sunny and Warmer
HOUSTON AND SOUTHEAST TEXAS — Forecasters are continuing to wrestle with the details of this weekend’s weather across Houston and southeast Texas, with widespread showers and thunderstorms possible on both Friday and Saturday but far from certain at this stage.…
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Mountain Wave Winds Gusting to 55 MPH and Scattered Thunderstorms Hitting Denver Front Range and Colorado Foothills Thursday With Dramatic Single Day Winter to Spring Temperature Swing
DENVER AND FRONT RANGE, COLORADO — A dramatic weather contrast is unfolding across Denver and the Front Range on Thursday, May 7, 2026, with frigid morning temperatures giving way to a rapid warmup into the 60s and 70s by afternoon…
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Jefferson County Birmingham Metro Reaches Remarkable 1540 Days Without a Single Tornado Warning Since February 18 2022 as Streak Continues to Grow
JEFFERSON COUNTY, ALABAMA — Jefferson County and the Birmingham metro area have reached a remarkable milestone, hitting 1,540 consecutive days without a single tornado warning as of today. The streak has been ongoing since February 18, 2022, and survived yet…
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Damaging Winds and Brief EF2 or Lower Tornadoes Threatening Florida Panhandle Southern Alabama and Georgia Under Slight Risk Level 2 Today May 7
FLORIDA — Ongoing severe storms are approaching the Florida Panhandle along with far southern Alabama and Georgia today, May 7, 2026, posing a real risk for damaging winds and a couple of brief tornadoes. The area sits under a Risk Level…
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Temperatures Surging to Mid 70s With Wall to Wall Sunshine Blanketing Arkansas Thursday as Winds Stay Below 15 MPH From Texarkana to Jonesboro
ARKANSAS — A pleasant and warmer Thursday is in store for Arkansas, with temperatures climbing noticeably higher compared to Wednesday as plenty of sunshine spreads across the state. High temperatures on Thursday will range from the upper 60s in northern…
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Coldest Night Until Fall Dropping Temperatures Into the 30s and 40s Across Southeast Appalachians Carolinas and Tennessee Tonight Into Friday Morning May 15
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Six Day Active Severe Thunderstorm Pattern With Enhanced Risk Sunday and Monday Targeting Plains to Mid and Upper Mississippi Valley Thursday May 14 Through Tuesday May 19
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NWS Moderate to Major Heat Risk With 80s and 90s and Heat Indices Reaching Low to Mid 90s Across Indiana Including Indianapolis Louisville and Cincinnati Monday May 18
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Severe Storms With Damaging Winds and Hail Targeting Southern Illinois and St. Louis Tuesday May 19 Afternoon Into Overnight With Level 2 Slight Risk at 15 Percent
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Mystery Object Photographed Passing Over Maynard Arkansas Creating Bright Light Beams Around 11:30 PM Not Identified as ISS or Starlink
