Planning to travel this Holiday Weekend? Here’s what could impact your route.
Heavy rain and flooding risk continue well into the coming week for eastern Texas, the Southeast, Tennessee Valley, and into the Mid-Atlantic States. Heaviest rainfall amounts will be along the central Gulf Coast.
Dense fog slows morning RV travel in several regions from Minnesota, to Oklahoma and the Carolinas.
Spring storm impacts the Pacific Northwest starting Monday bringing rain and strong winds.
Planning to travel this Holiday Weekend? Here’s what could impact your route.
Heavy rains, flooding and localized flash flooding will prevail this Holiday Weekend across the Gulf Coast, Deep South, Southeast, into the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Pockets of marginally severe weather from Texas to the Southeast, but not major, intense outbreaks this weekend.
Dry weather and above average temperatures expected for much of the West and northern and central Rockies.
Planning to travel in the next seven days? Here’s what could impact your route.
A wet holiday weekend for many from southern and eastern Texas, through the lower Mississippi, Tennessee, and Ohio Valleys into the Mid-Atlantic states, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Mountain snow above 8000 feet could slow travel over southern Montana and northern Wyoming passes
Severe thunderstorms with hail this afternoon across the High Plains of Colorado.
Planning to travel in the next seven days? Here’s what could impact your route.
Although scattered severe thunderstorms persist across western Texas Oklahoma and the southern High Plains, the greater risk becomes flash flooding today and Thursday.
Flash flooding concerns move to southern and eastern Texas and western Louisiana for the holiday weekend.
Last day today of heat for the Northeast corridor.
