Sunday morning will start off with light rain showers in the Denver metro area, heavier rain across the plains, and some ...

A widespread area of rain and thunder is rolling east across the region and there’s some pockets of heavy rain as well. Rain ...

However, more rain returns before daybreak and could impact early-morning commuters. Drive carefully! Those showers will fizzle out after sunrise. Rain chances will return tomorrow afternoon ...

46 days away from the end of Daylight Saving Time (no "S"). DST ends early Sunday morning, Nov. 3. Wednesday Night: Clear and cool with patchy fog forming by dawn. Highs in the low and mid 60s.

BACK NEAR 84 THURSDAY IS CLOSE TO AVERAGE. MALLORY: NOT MUCH TO COMPLAIN ABOUT. Rain early Friday morning, then decreasing clouds. It will be less humid with a high of 81F. It will be partly ...

Rain chance: <10%. Winds ... 46 days away from the end of Daylight Saving Time (no "S"). DST ends early Sunday morning, Nov. 3. Wednesday Night: Clear and cool with patchy fog forming by ...

Partly sunny early with sct'd rain and storms along the coast through midday today. During the afternoon the storms will move east of I-75 with the coast clearing out. Highs will reach the upper ...

Heavy rain and frequent lightning are still threats to watch. The forecast becomes very uncertain from midweek into next weekend. Early indications suggest a likely soon-to-be tropical system in the ...

Right now, the timing looks to be more into Monday night and early Tuesday morning. With that being said ... Thanks to the rain the high temperature will be 72 degrees. The low Tuesday night ...

NWS Wilmington OH forecasts a cold front to bring more seasonable temperatures after a warm weekend in the Columbus and ...

Lows will be in the 60s heading into early Wednesday morning. With decreasing moisture in the air on Wednesday, the shower chance will drop slightly compared to Tuesday, resulting in even fewer light ...

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