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The National Weather Service is continuing its Wind Alert through 5 p.m. Monday following Sunday’s blustery weather and wind chills dipping down into the 20s through the early morning hours.
Coast an this could bring up to 2 to 4 inches of rain on an area that's already experienced snowfall within the past storms just earlier last week, so that will quickly allow for rapid melting, rapid rises in our rivers and the flash flooding there, you can see the warnings there on our map that encompass much of the entire eastern sea board. now, wind gusts tonight we need to take this seriously because they're starting to ramp up even across the outer banks at the moment, but we have over half the united states under some sort of wind alert. we could experience hurricane force wind gusts acr...
Heavy rains from Sunday night came to close in the D.C. area Monday morning but flooding will be an issue as commuters hit the roads.
Very strong winds, blowing dust and dangerous crosswinds ahead
Gusty Northwesterly winds were howling on Monday, with mostly sunny skies and cool temperatures. Windy conditions will continue into the first half of