A strong cold front will bring gusty winds, widespread beneficial rain, and a threat for an isolated thunderstorm on ...

A strong cold front moving across the southeast will bring an elevated risk of strong to severe storms to the Lowcountry by midweek.

HAS BEEN ISSUED FOR VERY EARLY WEDNESDAY MORNING THRU MIDDAY WEDNESDAY. RAIN ON TUESDAY WILL CHANGE TO SNOW OVERNIGHT TUESDAY THRU WEDNESDAY MORNING. 2″ TO 4′ OF SNOW LIKELY FOR MOST OF THE METRO, ...

On Wednesday on the First Coast, there will be heavy rain downpours, some gusty winds and the threat of some isolated severe gusts within pulses of these storms.

A cold front will move through Monday and bring rain to the valley while snow occurs in the mountains. Weather Setup. High ...

Skies will be partly cloudy, and there are no worries about any rain today.

A warm-up begins Tuesday after a cold night with lows in the teens, as temperatures are set to rise to the 40s or even the ...

Lows will fall to around 34 degrees with a south southwest wind at 10 to 15 mph.

Most of today will be dry with the small chance for a midday or early afternoon shower. Temperatures will climb towards the mid 40s.

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A weather alert was issued by the National Weather Service on Monday at 4:06 a.m. EST for freezing rain until 5 p.m. EST for ...

A few showers will be possible later today before rain becomes much more widespread tomorrow; by Wednesday morning, most of us are dealing with snow and gusty winds.