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Marginal Risk Level 1 Severe Storms With 2 Percent Tornado Risk Targeting Kentucky Including Louisville Lexington Bowling Green and Paducah Tomorrow
KENTUCKY — A Marginal Risk Level 1 out of 5 severe weather outlook has been posted for tomorrow Friday May 22 across Kentucky, with the Storm Prediction Center issuing a 2 percent tornado risk alongside the marginal designation for storms…
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Hit or Miss Storms With Gusty Winds and Heavy Rain Developing Across Central and Western North Carolina Including Asheville Charlotte and Winston-Salem Today
CENTRAL NORTH CAROLINA — Showers and thunderstorms are expected to develop mainly across Central and Western North Carolina today after 2 to 3 PM and continue through the overnight hours as a cold front approaches and stalls across the state,…
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Widespread Rain and Storms Ramping Up Friday and Saturday as Highest Coverage Days Through Memorial Day Weekend With Mainly PM Storms Sunday and Monday
REGIONAL — Rain and storm coverage is set to ramp up significantly beginning tomorrow Friday and stay elevated through the Memorial Day holiday weekend, with Friday and Saturday currently looking like the highest coverage days of the entire stretch before…
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Storms Moving In During Carolina Hurricanes vs Canadiens Game 1 Eastern Conference Finals at Raleigh Lenovo Center Tonight With 50 Percent Storm Chance
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA — Storm chances are moving into Raleigh tonight as the Carolina Hurricanes face the Montreal Canadiens in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals at Lenovo Center, with North Carolina’s Weather Authority tracking increasing thunderstorm chances through…
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Severe Drought Gripping Entire Southeast With 100 Percent of Florida Under Drought Conditions Thursday May 21 Update as Region Needs Much More Rain
SOUTHEAST — New drought numbers posted Thursday May 21 confirm that the severe and widespread drought gripping the Southeast United States remains largely unchanged, with most of the region holding at the same drought levels as last week and Florida…
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Heavy Rain Flooding and Ponding on Roads Threatening Memorial Day Weekend Plans Across Gulf Coast South Tennessee and Mid-Atlantic Now Through Memorial Day
GULF COAST — A relentless and widespread rain pattern is set to drench the Gulf Coast, South, Tennessee corridor, and Mid-Atlantic from now through Memorial Day weekend, with the rainfall map showing deep red and orange totals blanketing a massive…
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Total Weekend Washout Dropping Temps 20 to 30 Degrees Below Average Into the 40s and 50s Across Pennsylvania This Saturday May 23
PENNSYLVANIA — Memorial Day weekend is unfortunately looking like a total washout across Pennsylvania, with Saturday May 23 bringing periods of rain statewide alongside temperatures crashing 20 to 30 degrees below average and dropping into the 40s and 50s across…
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Widespread Rain and Storms Covering New Jersey Pennsylvania and New York This Saturday May 23 With Indoor Plans Recommended as Region Needed the Rain
NEW JERSEY — A widespread and much-needed rain event is forecast to blanket New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York this Saturday May 23, with the NAM 3km model initialized at 06Z on May 21, 2026 and valid at 18Z Saturday…
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Northern States Alaska See Up to 24 Hours of Daylight Today on Summer Solstice as US Marks Longest Day of the Year
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Illinois, Missouri, Indiana Brace for Strong to Severe Storms This Morning Into Afternoon With Damaging Winds, Hail, Isolated Tornado Risk as Instability Builds
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Missouri, Illinois, Indiana Face 5 Percent Tornado Risk Today With Strong Tornadoes Possible After Morning Storm Round, Kansas Nebraska Watch Hail and Wind
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Mount Vernon Illinois, Olney Illinois Brace for Elevated Tornado Threat Tonight as Boundary Stalls Along I 64 Corridor Between 5 and 6 PM
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Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri Face Level 2 Severe Risk Today With Big Hail, Possible Tornado, 75 MPH Wind Gusts Tonight
