Weather Report

MID-ATLANTIC — A slight jog in the low pressure track is creating a dramatic and sharp precipitation cutoff across the Mid-Atlantic region on Saturday, May 2, 2026, with some areas directly under the track picking up well over an inch of rain while counties just a couple of miles north receive hardly anything. Forecast modeling…

ARKANSAS — Severe weather chances are returning to Arkansas on Tuesday, May 5, 2026, with most of the state falling inside the severe outlook zone for large hail, damaging winds, and a tornado threat if conditions align correctly. Tuesday is identified as the most concerning day of the event, though hazards could linger into Wednesday…

SOUTHERN PLAINS — Severe weather is returning to the Southern Plains next week after a quiet weekend and Monday break, with a dangerous and highly sheared environment setting up ahead of a dryline and cold front. Oklahoma, Texas, and Arkansas face the primary severe weather risk on Tuesday, May 5, with the threat then shifting…

CAROLINAS — An overnight shift in the low pressure track has pushed the heaviest rain further south than originally expected, leaving most of the Upstate and western Carolinas with only drizzle and spotty showers through midday Saturday. The top edge of the rain line has dropped to the southern Upstate rather than I-85, creating a…

SOUTHEAST GEORGIA — Heavy rain is moving directly over active wildfire locations across Southeast Georgia on Saturday morning, May 2, 2026, delivering critically needed moisture to a region battling both uncontrolled fires and the worst drought conditions in the state. Radar at 8:30 AM is showing intense returns blanketing the entire southeast corner of Georgia…

FLORIDA AND GEORGIA — A couple of tornadoes are possible across Florida and southeast Georgia today, Saturday, May 2, 2026, with tornado probability data updated at 1:37 AM ET placing the entire region inside a 2 percent tornado probability zone. The risk covers a broad green-shaded area stretching from the Florida Panhandle through Jacksonville, Tampa,…

ALABAMA — The Storm Prediction Center is actively monitoring a powerful weather system moving out of the Rockies that is expected to bring a round of severe storms to Alabama during the Wednesday night into early Thursday morning window. Conditions are currently quiet, but confidence is increasing that the main ingredients for severe weather —…

GULF SOUTH — A massive and slow-moving rain event is hammering a broad swath of the Gulf South on Friday, stretching from Texas through Alabama with heavy and persistent rainfall expected to continue all day long. The radar signature shows a continuous and intense band of moisture draped from Texas through Louisiana, Mississippi, and into…

CAROLINAS — A sharp and well-defined rain gradient will divide Saturday’s precipitation picture into two very different stories depending on location relative to Interstate 85. North of I-85, conditions will trend toward misty, on-and-off showers with lighter totals that accumulate slowly throughout the day. South of I-85 and toward the coast, steadier and more meaningful…

COLORADO — Lingering rain and snowfall are affecting far southern Colorado and southwest Kansas on Friday morning, May 1, 2026, as moisture hangs over the region to start the day. Afternoon heating will trigger scattered shower development along the southern I-25 corridor and southeast plains, with most activity expected along and south of I-70. A…