Smithfield Johnston News Today

Dangerous storms will be hanging out for the next several hours as we drop from the low 80s and hold there until we go into the upper 70s late tonight. Of course, this is just day one of what is anticipated to be another stormy week. Well talk about when we might see dry time coming up. If you scrnt already havent already, download the weather app. Just look for it in your app learned today he will remain behind bars on murder charges. He is accused of firing a gun from inside his garage hitting...

You can see a defined eyewitness the last two images so well continue to watch that to see if the eye continues, a clear indicator of the storm. Its moving north at 6 Miles Per Hour and that will put it through the jamaica area, haiti, cuba later today into tomorrow and does not look like it will make landfall but can travel very close to each one of those countries, something well watch very a nice change of pace from last week. There is some concern as you head out the door, visibility a mile ...

Also some wind and could be outages. Don, good morning. Don good morning to you. We are watching the line of showers, not a ton of thunder. It has weakened a bit but heavy rainfall with the line as in pours through putting down a good quarter to a half inch of rain in 15 minutes. It extends from roxboro through eastern Durham County and now arriving over downtown raleigh. About a half hour to 45 minutes it picked up speed so it is ahead of schedule. Moving into Johnston County and in smithfield ...

The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management has issued no-contact orders for three bodies of water in the state due to harmful blue-green algae blooms.

The Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH) and the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (DEM) are advising people to avoid contact with three bodies of water that are located in four different communities due to blue-green algae (or cyan

PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Department of Health and the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management are advising people through a press release to avoid contact and water recreation at