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Low humidity, wonderful for the hair. 64 right now in new york and across the great lakes and the midwest. we have got cooler temperatures but its still very warm across the south, including the southwest, phoenix, youre going to be above 110 degrees again this week. and the heat alerts continue across the mississippi river valley. thats not budging. that area of high pressure remains intact and then around the area of high pressure is where we have the potential for showers and thunderstorms, h...

The Kentucky Dream Center partnered up with Mercy Chefs and Grace Life Church to deliver 100 grocery boxes to households affected by the recent flooding.

Farmers say this gets them a little closer to fall harvest and escaping the drought they're in.

Southeast Louisiana will experience an intense heat wave all through this week with highs around 100 and feeling like 113 or hotter all week long.

Urged people to stay indoors. 0ur correspondent steve mcdonnel has sent this report. unrelenting rain has brought flash flooding to the suburbs of beijing. cars have been washed away at an alarming speed. its not known how many people have been trapped inside them or how many may have drowned as a result. a red alert has been issued in the capital, with residents told to stay indoors and employers ordered to allow staff to remain at home. hundreds of flights have been cancelled, as have many tra...

Heavy rains from strong thunderstorms are bringing the risk of flash flooding to areas along Interstate 70 east of Kansas City Tuesday morning.

Conditions more typical of September swept into the Northeast at the tail end of July, but the clock is ticking on the dry and cool weather pattern, AccuWeather meteorologists say. A familiar regime of downpours and flash flooding may soon return. Cooler and less humid air swept into the Northeast over the weekend and has shown some staying power following the first official heat wave for cities such as Dover, Delaware, and Atlantic City, New Jersey. Multiple days with highs in the upper 80s to

America's heartland faces the possibility of heavy rain and flash flooding this week.

Arlington national cemetery standing strong against the wild weather in the storms wake, the national zoo closed sunday, while crews clean up >> suddenly just a huge gust of wind came and you started to hear trees falling >> reporter: one neighborhood littered with massive trees torn up at the root three falling on one house. no one was hurt. for blocks around, cars smashed, power poles snapped. >> i think the trees all fell within 30 seconds of each other it was a little scary. >> reporter: and...

A level 1 risk for severe weather is active for central North Carolina Monday.