First Alert Weather Day: Flooding concerns for mid-week
Tuesday is a First Alert Weather Day as soaking downpours could cause flooding. A multi-day storm system moves in on Monday night and will linger into Tuesday and Wednesday.
Tuesday is a First Alert Weather Day due to impactful wintry weather conditions
Tuesday is a First Alert Weather Day due to increased confidence in weather-related impacts that may bring some wintry weather conditions.
First Alert Weather Days issued for Tue-Wed winter storm
We’ve issued a First Alert Weather Day for Tuesday and Wednesday. Snow overspreads the area before daybreak Tuesday then gradually increases in intensity and coverage throughout the morning. School closings and altered work schedules are likely as roads will become slick as the snowfall rates increase.
FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: Overall quiet tonight, but get ready for another soggy Saturday.
After seeing the strong storms push through Eastern Kentucky on Thursday, we are finally able to dry out for the most part on Friday.
FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: Another round of rain and gusty winds Saturday evening
Our busy weather pattern continues as we see another round of rain and breezy conditions into There may even be a few thunderstorms this evening and a few could be strong to severe with damaging winds possible.
First Alert Weather Day: Snow brings slick roads this afternoon & evening
The next round of snow today will bring slick roads late this afternoon and evening. We expect the highest totals to be up north.
Timing out Saturday’s First Alert Weather Day
THURSDAY NIGHT: Ice from Thursday morning is no longer on the roads! Plan for a loud evening and night of wind. Gusts may reach 20 to 30 mph at times. Low 21F Wind WNW at 15 to 30 mph. FRIDAY: A mix of sun and clouds. Increasing clouds Friday evening and overnight ahead of our next system. High near 32F. Low 21F. Wind NW at 5 to 10 mph.
FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY | Tracking a stormy Saturday Forecast
It is a First Alert Weather Day today as we focus on flooding concerns and rain continues. A stormy overnight has carried into our daytime hours, with scattered showers persisting to the afternoon. Grab the umbrella as you head out the door - we will see a break in activity in the early afternoon but then around dinnertime one strong band of thunderstorms will roll across the region - with stronger winds and a little bit of potential for thunder.
Less windy Friday; First Alert Weather Day for Saturday snow
Wind gusts will be weaker on Friday. For Saturday, a First Alert Weather Day is in place for our next round of snow!
First Alert Weather Day: Icy glaze across Michiana
FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY WEDNESDAY: Mostly cloudy and quiet for most of the day. Use caution on the roads Wednesday evening after 6 PM through early Thursday morning before 8 AM. Freezing rain is likely to cause very slick road conditions across Northern, IN and Southwest, MI Wednesday night.
Freezing rain and wintry mix will reach some on Saturday afternoon | First Alert Weather Day
Saturday morning begins overcast and dry with seasonably cold conditions across the region. High pressure is in place to our northeast and is slowly retreating to the east ahead of an approaching area of low pressure from the southwest that will bring widespread precipitation to all of Western Pennsylvania beginning this afternoon and lasting until after midnight.
FIRST ALERT: Cold front moves in tonight bringing unsettled weather for the work week
We are giving you the First Alert to one more warm day before we see much cooler air move in as well as rounds of rain ...
First Alert Weather Days issued for Tuesday and Wednesday: Drastic temperature drop and heavy rain expected in North Texas
There could be some drizzle, especially in the morning. We have another First Alert Weather Day on Tuesday for a cold, steady ...
First Alert Forecast: A cooler and wet week ahead
Plan on heavy, steady rain showers Tuesday and Wednesday. At times, we’ll see soaking downpours, but no severe weather is ...
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FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: Winter weather threat increasing next week
Overnight lows will be dropping in the 40s with patchy dense fog developing late tonight through tomorrow. High pressure builds in for the weekend delivering plenty of sunshine and tranquil weather.