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Severe weather season is about to shift into high gear as a volatile weather pattern fuels repeated rounds of damaging thunderstorms and tornadoes across more than a dozen states through May. Through April 18, there have been over 315 preliminary tornado reports across the United States, including deadly twisters that swept across Ohio in mid-March and a recent spate of more than a dozen tornadoes in the central Plains. AccuWeather issued its initial tornado season forecast in March and called f

Dark, cloudy skies are in store for Seattle today, but bright, beautiful sunshine will reappear just in time for the weekend.

Meteorologist Chris Tomer lays out which parts of the U.S. are subject to see significant snow totals this month. Some areas, such as in Utah, could see more than a foot.

What we’re Tracking Tonight, winds will keep us fairly mild with temperatures in the middle 40s. We will maintain a east southeast wind from 10-15 mph into the overnight hours. Cloud cover will continue to dissipate through the evening. Our next system moves in for the middle of the weekend with showers and storms possible […]

This week Ned Birkey discusses spring farm safety, spring virtual breakfast meetings, lawn care, spring insects and spring weather.

AVERAGE HIGH FOR FEBRUARY 28th: 40° AVERAGE LOW FOR FEBRUARY 28th: 19° WEDNESDAY’S SUNRISE: 6:45 AM WEDNESDAY’S SUNSET: 5:56 PM Elmira, N.Y. (WETM)– We’re tracking showers and storms today and a chance for snow tonight. When do we return to a quiet weather pattern? Details below: TODAY: Showers from overnight are slowing down briefly this morning, with more showers […]

We are starting off this Thursday with some areas of patchy fog and mild temperatures in the upper 30s to low 40s.

There is the potential for a storm that could kick off severe weather season with a bang next week, AccuWeather meteorologists say. Severe weather has occurred year-round in just about every part of the nation, but the official start of the spring severe weather season is rapidly approaching. The historical average for the ramp-up in severe weather for the Central and Southern states is March to May. Depending on the weather pattern, significant severe weather can begin to ramp up in late winter

Maybe it's the rain and warmth that has you feeling a little unseasonable. However, it's unlikely to break any records in Columbus by February.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark., (KNWA/KFTA)— The past few days have been really pleasant with mild temperatures and plenty of sunshine. This is mainly because of our upper level weather pattern. On Monday we were upstream a departing trough axis. This pattern producers upper level confluence which will serve as a mechanism to increase high pressure and usher […]