Weather Report

NORTH GEORGIA AND WESTERN CAROLINAS — A significant overnight storm event is on the way for north Georgia and the western Carolinas on Sunday, May 24, 2026, with high resolution models advertising the main round of heavy rain, thunder, and lightning arriving between 8PM and 1AM. Scattered storms are possible through the afternoon offering some…

NEBRASKA AND SOUTH DAKOTA — A shortwave embedded in a northwest flow regime will ignite a few scattered severe-capable storms across Nebraska and South Dakota this evening, Sunday, May 24, 2026. Storm coverage will be sparse but any cell that does develop carries the potential to easily go severe, producing very large hail of 2…

NORTH AND CENTRAL GEORGIA — A stormy and dangerous weather pattern continues across north and central Georgia on Sunday, May 24, 2026, with strong to severe storms capable of producing damaging wind gusts and flash flooding expected to intensify through the afternoon and evening hours. The severe threat zone covers a broad corridor from the…

HOUSTON AND SURROUNDING REGION — The Stage 2 flood alert that was active across the Houston area has been officially lifted Sunday, May 24, 2026, as the likelihood of widespread storms has subsided and the heavy rain conditions from Saturday have largely passed. RTMA 2.5km temperature analysis valid at 1115z Sunday shows mild and comfortable…

COLORADO AND SURROUNDING REGION — A warmer and mostly dry Sunday, May 24, 2026, is in store across Colorado and the surrounding region, but isolated high-based showers and thunderstorms will develop over the higher terrain and may spill onto the Front Range, I-25 corridor, and eastern plains through the afternoon. A dryline setting up across…

NORTH CAROLINA AND TENNESSEE — Scattered showers are active across the western portions of North Carolina and Tennessee this Saturday morning, mainly across the western zones, and will continue through early afternoon before hit or miss showers and thunderstorms develop more broadly across the state through the afternoon and evening hours. Radar at 9:25AM shows…

CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN UNITED STATES — Long-range models are signaling a potentially very active severe weather pattern across the central and southern United States during the June 5 through June 12, 2026 window, with CFS model output showing elevated severe weather parameter values concentrated heavily across Texas, the southern plains, and the Gulf Coast corridor….

LOUISIANA AND GULF COAST — A strong and active storm line is moving through Louisiana and the broader Gulf Coast region Saturday morning, bringing heavy rain, loud thunder, and wet roads from the Shreveport corridor southward through New Orleans and pushing eastward toward Jackson and Mississippi. Radar shows intense red and yellow cores concentrated along…

SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES — A significant weekly rainfall accumulation is forecast across the Southeast and Eastern Seaboard from this Saturday through next Saturday, May 30, as lowering pressures increase rain chances across a broad corridor. The NOAA rainfall total map shows widespread purple and red signatures indicating 3 to 5 or more inches across the…

CENTRAL AND EASTERN UNITED STATES — Four distinct Level 1 severe weather areas are active across the country on Saturday, May 23, 2026, spanning from the Texas Panhandle through the Gulf Coast, Georgia and the Carolinas, and into Ohio. While no single area represents a major outbreak, each zone carries a 5 percent severe probability…