While a quiet start to peak severe storm season is likely, tornado chances look to pick up by the end of the month.
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Right Now
  
63.0 °
(17.2° C)
Weather
Mostly Cloudy
Wind
Northwest at 8.1 mph
Wind Chill
63 F
Dew Point
45.0 F
Pressure
1020.8 mb
Last updated: May 2 2020, 9:52 a.m.
 
59.0 °
(15.0° C)
Weather
Mostly Cloudy
Wind
Northwest at 9.2 mph
Wind Chill
57 F
Dew Point
41.0 F
Pressure
1020.9 mb
Last updated: May 2 2020, 9:52 a.m.
 
63.0 °
(17.2° C)
Weather
Mostly Cloudy
Wind
West at 6.9 mph
Wind Chill
63 F
Dew Point
44.1 F
Pressure
1019.8 mb
Last updated: May 2 2020, 9:54 a.m.
At a Glance
 Sat.
-- /73°
Sun.
59° /78°
70%Mon.
54° /70°
Tue.
48° /63°
40%Wed.
49° /68°
30%Thu.
47° /66°
We get a break in the rain today. Not so much on Sunday.
Daytime temperatures are in the 70-and-above zone the next two days.
The maelstrom of crumpled shrubbery swirled about at speeds likely topping 40 mph.
Baltimore’s water level was the highest since Hurricane Isabel in 2003.
Radar courtesy MyRadar.
It was the wettest April in six years, and seventh-wettest in 150 years of records.
The stone was estimated to be up to 9.3 inches across.
It's turning briefly warmer this weekend.
It's soggy out there, but most of the rain is done. A couple more showers are possible Friday.
Rain should end by 8 p.m. in most areas.
In Utqiagvik, formerly known as Barrow, Alaska, the mercury dropped to minus-20 degrees Wednesday.
An NTSB report found the 2018 accident could have been prevented if staff had paid more attention to weather warnings.
The dreary pattern which began in mid-April is likely to persist through at least the first half of May.
A flood watch is up for tomorrow as another drenching moves through.
At least one to two inches of rain is likely between the morning and afternoon hours.
Baseball-size hail and nearly 80 mph winds were reported as storms slammed the Plains.
Scientists aboard a ship drifting along with Arctic sea ice are nearing a crucial re-supply point, thanks to the polar vortex.
After a frustrating April, the first weekend of May is looking mostly nice.
One Cookeville, Tenn., woman spent seven weeks working to bring Bella home.
We get at least a brief surge of weather more typical of the date on Wednesday.
One to two inches of soaking rain is likely to cap a historically wet April.
Las Vegas predicted to see triple-digit April heat for first time Wednesday. Phoenix could top 105.
Widespread damaging winds and large hail are likely, with a couple of tornadoes possible.
Clouds and showers continue their dominant themes again today, with cooler than average temperatures too.
Most of the rain may stay north tomorrow. But it's another cool and damp day, regardless.
