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We have declared today, April 6, 2025, a First Alert Weather Day.
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Another round of torrential rain and flash flooding was expected to hit Saturday in parts of the South and Midwest already heavily waterlogged by days of severe storms that in some cases spawned deadl...
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Crews responded to the fire near 24th St. and Grand Ave., just after 1 a.m. Our crew on the scene reports that the fire happened in a detached garage near the house. Watch Monday’s 7 a.m. newscast for more details on these stories and more.
Here is the 8 pm update on our severe weather threat. Thankfully, no major updates on anything at the moment. A slow-moving squall line is expected to move through the Pine Belt between the hours of 2 am to 10 am. Our main concerns are 60+ mph damaging winds, a spin-up tornado, and small hail.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) - Over the past three weekends we’ve dealt with dusty rain, snow, and more snow. This past week, we picked up 2.26″ of rain (last Saturday 3/29 through Friday 4/4.) With this new rain, we’re now ever-so-slightly above average for the month of April as well as for the year.
On April 5 the Duke Blue Devils will face off against the Houston Cougars in a battle of No. 1 seeds hoping to make the national title game. Duke has dominated its competition in the 2025 NCAA Tournament thus far, winning three of its four games by at least 20 points. The closest contest came in ...
A slow-moving squall line is expected to move across the Pine Belt between 2 am and 10 am. Our main concern is 60 mph damaging winds, but a spin-up tornado and small hail cannot be ruled out. However, our tornado threat is low, just not zero.
A cold front rolls in today, and will bring a line of strong storms throughout the state of Alabama. These storms bring in a number of risks, the big one being FLOODING. As the line moves across the state,
It’s going to be an ugly start to our weekend, as a plume of moisture extends all the way from the south through the northeast US. Farther to the south is where that weather has been and will continue to be severe,
Rounds of rain that hammered the New York City area over the weekend will continue somewhat on Monday. Heavy rain moved through the region during the early morning hours on Sunday, but the rest of the day was mostly dry.
Temps will start in the upper 40’s to near 50 at sunrise, so you may want to dig out that jacket for the morning commute. Highs will only top out in the low-to-mid 60’s, maybe a touch warmer if some breaks of sun can take place in he afternoon.
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