Judson Jones

Torrential rain is expected to hit the Southwestern United States on Friday.

Portions of the Northwest will bake in extremely high temperatures while the South will finally get a break, for a day or two, from dangerous...

Potentially severe thunderstorms were forecast on Monday from Georgia to New York, with the greatest threat centered on the Mid-Atlantic.

As people in the Northeast continue to recover from the floods this week, the forecast calls for more rain Thursday.

Forecasters say dangerous heat is expected to return across the South. It could last another two weeks, and possibly longer.

Oppressive heat will expand out of Texas to blanket an area from Arizona to Alabama.

A record-breaking heat wave is expected to worsen through the weekend as it spreads through nearby states.

In New York City, the hazy, unhealthy air is expected to linger through Thursday morning.

Why the next few months may be hotter than normal.

More widespread heavy rain is on the way, only a few days after an earlier atmospheric river ended and some of its flooding began to...