Weather Alert Day: Severe storms rolling through Tuesday evening

Severe thunderstorm watch underway for Wake, Durham, Orange counties

Scattered severe storms are possible late on Monday, a WRAL Weather Alert Day. The Triangle is under a Level 2 risk for severe weather. The biggest threat is damaging wind gusts.

Not your typical July weather: rain

Friday and Saturday bring increased humidity and scattered, heavy downpours that may cause minor street flooding, though rain will be spotty and not persistent. Early next week remains unsettled with continued afternoon rain chances and possible street flooding, but overall this is considered a favorable forecast for this typically hot and dry period.

Windstorms, rain over next two days

Windstorms, rain over next two days

US Pacific islands prepare for Super Typhoon Bavi

People in Guam and the Northern Marianas moved to emergency evacuation centres and made last-minute preparations on Sunday, hours before a “super typhoon” was projected to bulldoze through the US Pacific territories. Super Typhoon Bavi was forecast to roar westwards over the area at around 10.00am (0000 GMT) on Monday with winds of 260 kilometres (160 miles) per hour – equivalent to a category 5 hurricane – and gusts of up to 315kph. The National Weather Service (NWS) called the typhoon “very...

Salute to America 250 guests told to seek shelter, then evacuate DC July 4th event amid storms

Severe thunderstorm warnings and poor weather have wreaked havoc on Fourth of July celebrations along the East Coast. They included: - Boston: Around 6:30 p.m. police asked those attending the Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular to take shelter because of impending weather. - New York: A severe thunderstorm warning is effect for New York City but events have not yet been cancelled. - Washington, DC: Salute to America attendees on the National Mall were asked to evacuate at 7 p.m. due to approaching thunderstorms.

Severe storms and flash flooding forecast across the Plains, Midwest, and eastern U.S. through June 23

A multi-day severe weather outbreak is forecast to affect large portions of the central and eastern United States through Tuesday, June 23, 2026. Forecasters are warning of scattered to widespread flash flooding in parts of Nebraska, Kansas, and Missouri under a Moderate Risk of excessive rainfall, while severe thunderstorms capable of producing very large hail, damaging winds, and tornadoes develop across the Plains and Midwest. Source

AccuWeather Alert: Very hot and humid

The first day of what is expected to be a five-day extreme heat wave begins Wednesday, with feels like temperatures climbing near 110 degrees, particularly on Thursday and Friday.

Storm risk to give way to hot, sunny stretch next week in Montreal

Showers and the risk of thunderstorms are expected to linger through Friday and Saturday before hot, sunny weather settles in for much of next week. Friday’s forecast calls for mainly cloudy skies with a 60 per cent chance of showers and the risk of a thunderstorm. The daytime high is expected to reach 22 Celsius, [] The post Storm risk to give way to hot, sunny stretch next week in Montreal appeared first on CityNews Montreal.

Weather & Traffic: Sunday 5 July: Sunny streak continues

A warm day from dawn to dusk awaits.