Weather Report

SOUTHERN AND SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES — Caribbean tropical moisture is forecast to flow northward into the South and Southeast through the coming week, with NOAA’s 168-hour QPF valid from Monday May 25 through Monday June 1, 2026, showing widespread purple and red rainfall signatures indicating 3 to 5 or more inches across a massive corridor…

CAROLINAS AND TENNESSEE — Scattered hit or miss showers and thunderstorms are moving through the Carolinas and Tennessee on Monday, May 25, 2026, bringing bursts of heavy rainfall and lightning to some communities while leaving others completely dry in a classic summertime feast or famine pattern. Radar at 10:33AM shows active storm cores with lightning…

NORTH GEORGIA — A Flood Watch is active through late tonight across north Georgia as another round of very heavy downpours is expected to develop later Monday, May 25, 2026, on top of already saturated ground that has absorbed over 4 inches of rainfall across much of the north metro area in the last 72…

GULF COAST AND DEEP SOUTH — A widespread and intense storm system is hammering the Gulf Coast and Deep South on Memorial Day Monday, May 25, 2026, with heavy rain, flooding, and active radar coverage stretching from New Orleans and Jackson through Hattiesburg, Mobile, Gulfport, and northward through Mississippi toward Memphis and Birmingham. Radar shows…

GULF COAST AND SOUTHEAST UNITED STATES — A jet stream dip is actively funneling tropical moisture northward into the Gulf Coast and Southeast this week, keeping the region locked in a persistently wet and active weather pattern through the coming days. The pattern is expected to continue sliding eastward and flattening out heading into next…

SOUTHWEST TEXAS — Numerous severe storms are expected to develop across southwest Texas on Tuesday, May 26, 2026, with very large hail as the primary hazard mode and a brief tornado or two possible as supercell storms organize early in the event. The tornado risk zone carries a Level 1 designation with a 2 percent…

COLORADO AND SURROUNDING REGION — Memorial Day Monday, May 25, 2026, is shaping up as the warmest day of the week across Colorado and the surrounding region, but scattered afternoon and evening storms will develop with daytime heating moving generally north to south across multiple zones. The main risks statewide are gusty outflow winds and…

HORRY COUNTY AND THE GRAND STRAND — Heavy downpours are concentrated across parts of Horry County and the Grand Strand coastline Sunday morning, May 24, 2026, with radar at 9:10AM showing intense storm cores pushing through Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach, Garden City Beach, and Litchfield Beach. Carolina Forest has already recorded 1.25 inches of…

DALLAS-FORT WORTH METROPLEX — Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected to develop across the DFW metroplex beginning around 3PM Sunday, May 24, 2026, driven by a leftover outflow boundary draped across the region and daytime heating through the afternoon. Future radar valid at 7PM shows widespread heavy storm coverage blanketing the entire metroplex from Denton…

TAMPA BAY AND CENTRAL FLORIDA — Heavy rainfall over the past 24 hours has dropped significant totals across the Tampa Bay and Central Florida region, with the heaviest accumulations concentrated along the I-4 corridor and points north. The 24-hour rainfall estimate map shows totals ranging from a quarter inch across drier southern zones to 7.7…