The chill is here to stay as a new storm ushers in rain, wind and cooler conditions across the Midwest and Northeast throughout the week.

Rainfall totals between a quarter inch and just over an inch are possible, but flooding is not expected. Behind the front, temperatures drop sharply with highs Monday in the mid-50s to mid-60s and lingering clouds and light showers through the day.

This La Niña could impact the tail end of the 2025 hurricane season, and also have an effect on fall and winter weather in the U.S.

East Tennessee relies on alerts from agencies like the National Weather Service. Here’s what to know about emergency information amid the shutdown.

With Georgia experiencing a blast of cold weather, many people are wondering what the forecasts show for the chance of snow this winter.

Spring is traditionally the most dangerous time of year when it comes to destructive tornadoes and other severe weather outbreaks in much of the southern and central United States. But autumn brings a “second season” of sorts, often with a bump in tornado counts during late October and November.