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Thunderstorms are expected across much of Southeast Texas as a cold front approaches the region Friday. As of 3 p.m., a few ...

A major atmospheric river is drenching Southern California with heavy rain expected through Christmas morning and lingering showers into the weekend. Rainfall totals are forecast to range from 3 to 4 ...

A few showers and even a rumble of thunder or two is possible through the afternoon commute. You can see live radar in the video above. Drizzle and a few light showers will be possible early on ...

Check out the latest radar images as the wintry weather continues for the next several hours in North Carolina. Stay on top of the weather by checking out the WXII 12 Radar.More weather coverage: ...

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The 4Warn Weather team is predicting parts of the area will receive 4-6 inches of snowfall, with the heaviest window starting Saturday evening and ending early Sunday morning. We’ll be tracking those ...

DETROIT – Widespread rain is moving through Southeast Michigan, and it will be accompanied this week by snow, strong winds, and colder temperatures. You can watch the live radar above. Rain showers ...

Scroll to see live radar feed. The holiday week in North Texas begins Monday with heavy showers and thunderstorms for much of the region. According to the National Weather Service’s Fort Worth office, ...

Scroll to see live radar feed. Over an inch and a half of rain fell at DFW International Airport in the early hours of the morning, and more is on the way. The end of the early morning saw a flash ...

Winter weather warnings and advisories continue across the Chicago area as a heavy band of lake effect snow dumped more than a foot in some locations and left others with little to none. The storm ...