Widespread showers and storms are expected by this afternoon. Storms may turn severe and produce flash flooding. Tomorrow storms will be more scattered in the afternoon but still pose a severe ...

First Alert: Active weather pattern remains in place this week Each day features the chance for rain and storms, with a few storms being strong to severe.

The average occurrence date for Grand Junction’s first 90° day is May 31st. Our latest occurrence date is not far from this average, so we appear to be right on time. The next seven days ...

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - WKYT First Alert Weather Day through tonight. One round of severe weather has already blasted the Bluegrass State with several more on the way. Wind damage has been common ...

However, low humidity values and strong gusts above 30 mph will still mean fire weather risk across our region, so avoid outdoor burning and practice wildfire safety. FIRST ALERT MONDAY - TUESDAY ...

Fire danger concerns are expected to continue Monday and into potentially Tuesday. For more weather information, see the weather page here on the website, download the 13 First Alert Weather app ...

Scattered showers are possible on Wednesday, with highs in the mid-70s. A First Alert for Thursday, late afternoon into the evening, for the chance of strong to severe storms. A strong cold front ...

A First Alert for elevated fire danger, which will at least be high to very high this weekend, and could rise to extreme levels Sunday and Monday. If that occurs, a First Alert Weather Day could ...

FIRST ALERT MONDAY EVENING: Monday started the workweek on a summer-like note, with sunny skies and highs in the low-80s. Temperatures will stay in the 70s over the next several hours, and skies w ...

Minnesota’s Weather Authority maintains a forecast first alert throughout the evening. Severe storms are actively ongoing across the state, and the severe potential remains high this afternoon ...

A First Alert Weather Day might be needed in time for late Tuesday and Tuesday night. Check back with the WSMV4 First Alert Weather Team for updates on this through this weekend.

Thanks to alert employees, a fire was kept fairly small and quickly stopped Wednesday morning in a downtown Bend bike and ski shop housed in a more than century-old former church.