MID-ATLANTIC — A storm system is set to develop this week and could bring the first snow of the season to parts of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. Our team has high confidence that a low pressure system will form across the Ohio Valley on Wednesday November 11 and then strengthen off the Mid-Atlantic coast on

BROWNSVILLE, Texas — Brownsville picked up more than twice its normal November rainfall in a single day. The city measured 3.65 inches of rain on Sunday November 8, making it the 2nd wettest November day since records began in 1878. Just eight days into the month, this November already ranks as the 4th wettest on

CHICAGO, Illinois — The weather roller coaster is not slowing down this month. Our team expects another warmer and drier spell across much of the eastern half of the country from Monday November 16 through Saturday November 21. But a low pressure system coming in from the West is set to send another cold shot

UNITED STATES — Winter looks a little different depending on where you live. A lighthearted map making the rounds online shows what winter “really” looks like across the country, from lake effect snow to falling iguanas. It is not an actual forecast, but our team found that almost every joke on it is based on

KANSAS CITY, Missouri — One long-range forecast is showing a powerful storm system spinning up over the middle of the country around Saturday November 21 and Sunday November 22. The storm’s center is shown sitting just west of Kansas City, with snow wrapping around its northwest side and a long line of storms stretching from

FLORIDA — It is time to dust off those jackets, Florida. A strong cold front is set to bring the coldest air of the season so far across the entire state this weekend. Northern Florida is expected to drop into the 30s for the first time this season, with even patchy frost possible. Key Numbers

MID MISSISSIPPI VALLEY — A few strong storms could develop across parts of the Mid Mississippi Valley on Wednesday November 11. Our latest storm outlook places southern Illinois, western Kentucky, southeast Missouri and northwest Tennessee under a Level 1 of 5 Marginal Risk for severe weather. Regular thunderstorms are also expected across a much wider

UNITED STATES — Two very different weather threats are lining up for the end of this week and the weekend. Our latest hazards outlook shows heavy rain pounding the Pacific Northwest coast from Friday November 13 through Sunday November 15. At the same time, frost and freeze conditions are expected across a wide part of