Even if the National Weather Service remains level funded, given the interconnectedness of all of the parts of NOAA, there ...

Scientists are racing to boost early warning systems as climate change pushes tornadoes into unpredictable new patterns.

Pikes Peak Highway is still partially closed to drivers after a May snowstorm rolled through Southern Colorado and coated ...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Sunny days have arrived in Southern California, and we're looking toward the weekend, where areas in the valleys and Inland Empire could experience record-breaking heat.

Frost advisories are in effect on Friday morning across several states, including West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois ...

RELATED: Snow totals in Colorado: Here's how much fell from the spring storm We'll be near 80° on ... Until then, enjoy the drier and warmer weather. THURSDAY: Mostly sunny, breezy, and warmer.

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- The work week ends on a cooler note with periods of rain on Friday before drying out and turning nice for the weekend and Mother's Day. FRIDAY: Cloudy and much cooler with ...

Sunshine is back! Nice and dry conditions will stick around the next several days as a nearly stationary surface cold front sits across the central Carolinas. Lows tonight will be back in the cool ...

The upper level pattern is still sluggish and focusing the more unsettled weather to our south closer ... Partly cloudy with a 30% chance of a shower or storm. Highs in the mid 70s.

Unsettled weather is back in our forecast. The next storm system moves in on Thursday afternoon and lingers for Friday. Look for a dry start on Thursday, with the chance of afternoon and evening ...

Highs will be in the upper 70s. An unsettled weather pattern develops next week as an upper-level low moves out of the Gulf and towards the local area. As such, scattered rounds of showers ...

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