It's a dreary and rainy stretch for the Flying Pig Marathon weekend and there are certain events that will likely be impacted by rainfall.

Storms continue to move across Oklahoma Friday morning, prompting flash flood and tornado warnings across the state.

A report was issued from the National Weather Service on Friday at 3:32 a.m. for strong thunderstorms until 4 a.m. for Jackson County.

We're heading into an unsettled pattern for the next several days. That leads to daily downpours, and even storm chances.LIVE RADAR // LATEST WEATHER ALERTSFriday is another day where we'll have a ...

Today will be mostly cloudy to partly sunny with a 50% chance of showers/storms, mainly in the afternoon and evening, highs ...

The Berkshires are likely to see storms first around 2 p.m. Other parts of Western and Central Massachusetts can expect ...

The surprising amount of rain that hit Wichita Falls recently has city officials hoping to put an end to drought restrictions ...

May marks our final full month of noticeable daylight gains. As we approach the summer solstice in June – the longest day of ...

The relentless rain also caused a dam to fail, creeks to overflow and roads and highways to close across the state.

Another round of storms could hit the region Friday even as crews work to restore power to thousands who have been in the dark since Tuesday. A forecast from the National Weather Service in Moon says ...

Staying warm and unsettled on Friday By the time we are into the warmer air mass Friday, there is a higher possibility of ...

Friday consists of the chance for severe weather to develop across some of the area. A marginal and slight risk is in place ...