14th anniversary of nature’s tornadic rampage of May 2003
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Memorial Day weather provides a smorgasbord for your BBQ
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Severe weather threatens what’s been third warmest June
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Atmosphere primed for severe weather outbreak Saturday
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Summer weather arrives on cue with the calendar
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Return of tropical air to bring stormy weather last half of week
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Atmosphere primed for a second day of severe weather
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Mid-week storms to follow pleasant holiday weather
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Quiet weather to let flood waters recede next few days
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Atmosphere primed for severe weather/flooding downpours
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Nature pulling the plug on nearly a week of cool, wet weather here; warmth in the West headed this way; temperature rebound to bring a string of 70s for the Memorial Day Holiday
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Surge of heat to produce an explosively unstable atmosphere Wednesday and a late day/nighttime severe weather threat; humidity to ease modestly later this week; heat’s on next week
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Clusters of downpour-generating storms to continue on periphery of sizzling, muggy air mass; flooding/ severe weather concerns to remain elevated here into the weekend
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Nation’s mid-section in for a real soaking the next 5 days from two wet spring storms—the first a severe weather threat late Wednesday/Wed. night; projected rains through Sunday: 3-5”
