Just days after millions of people across the East Coast were hit with heavy rainfall, another round of storms is expected to bring inches of rain and the threat of flash flooding.
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Summer weekend plans are once again at risk for millions of people across the Southeast, as wet weather is expected to dampen the chances for time outdoors.
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It has been a busy month of activity in space so far this August, with the recent crashing of a SpaceX rocket's upper stage into the moon, along with more launches on the way.
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The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is monitoring two areas to watch for tropical development in the Eastern Pacific which long-range forecasts indicate could move toward Hawaii over the next 10 days.
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The Colorado State University forecasting team led by Dr. Phil Klotzbach released their predictions for the rest of the hurricane season yesterday. They held steady at a total of 9 named storms, 4 hurricanes, with 1 of those reaching Category 3 or above.
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NOAA maintained its forecast for a below-average Atlantic hurricane season, the agency announced in its final 2026 hurricane season outlook Thursday.
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A historic wildfire emergency has forced at least 65,000 people from their homes, completely upending local communities as the most destructive wildfire in Washington state history tears through the region. The Spokane Complex Fire has destroyed over 700 structures and scorched more than 10,000 acres, leaving neighborhoods shattered and completely unrecognizable.
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Chicago got off to a soaking start in August, and the city's official monthly rainfall total is now in the spotlight as forecasters monitor the potential for a wetter-than-average month.
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Typhoon Dolphin continues to develop as it tracks across the West Pacific, approaching the mainland of China. This comes as the typhoon is currently equivalent to a Category 1 hurricane, but is not forecast to reach super typhoon status.
Read MoreThe expectation is that the much ballyhooed, but very real and strong, El Niño will dominate the circulation over the tropical Atlantic. That means that more-hostile-than-normal conditions are likely through the season.
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