In an advisory, the NWS warned that portions of the three states are under flash flood warnings due to expected thunderstorms that will bring heavy rain.

A little more than 3 inches of rain was reported along the Blue River at East 17th Street and White Oak Creek and Military Club Road, both in Kansas City. Here’s an interactive map of rainfall ...

A couple of unsettled afternoons on the radar will help keep the heat under control.

Hot and humid conditions remain in place this weekend with dangerous heat index values expected each afternoon!

Decent rain coverage at times to end workweek Tyler’s forecast for east Alabama and west Georgia The API failed to deliver the resource. Scattered showers and storms will be around.

Rain coverage will increase significantly beginning on Monday and we could see 60-70% for much of next week with most of the storms in the afternoons and evenings. Highs will be in the upper 80s.

An enhanced sea breeze will give us better rain and storm coverage the next few afternoons in the Piney Woods.

Millions in Central Texas remain under threat of flooding Monday as the region enters a fourth straight day of rain, with forecasts calling for up to 10 inches in isolated areas.