A typical summer pattern continues across the Gulf Coast, with afternoon storms and rising heat into early next week.

Our weekend will also be dominated by poor air quality due to wildfire smoke returning from the Canadian wildfires. Our ...

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Heavy rainfall will also be expected with the cold front. 1 to 2 inches of rainfall will be possible Saturday, with a chance ...

WLKY meteorologist Eric Zernich's Friday night forecast on more heat and humidity for the weekend with a few late day storms possible on Saturday and Sunday.

Residents at a Waco apartment complex have gone without gas for nearly a week, unable to cook or shower. Management, the city, and Atmos Energy offer conflicting information about restoration.

Nothing more than a pop-up storm is possible the next few afternoons. Those downpours and storms will be highly scattered, so ...

Isolated showers and storms are likely Saturday afternoon and evening. Higher chances for showers and storms will be around ...

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - A warm, muggy weekend is on tap as scattered showers and thunderstorms stick around. Spotty storms are possible for Friday evening, but showers look to fizzle after sunset.

While a shower cannot be ruled out on Saturday, the big weather story this weekend will be cooler temperatures. Highs in the lower to middle 80s are five to ten degrees below normal for middle July.

A mild, dry weekend is ahead across Southern New England, but higher heat looms next week.

Cooler and unsettled weather on Saturday will give way to dry and warmer conditions for the second half of the weekend.