First Alert Weather Day: ‘Unusually strong’ winter storm to bring heavy rain, damaging winds
The Hawaii News Now Weather Team has declared a statewide First Alert Weather Day for Wednesday night through Friday morning due to an approaching winter storm.The National Weather Service said an unusually strong low-pressure system will pass north of the state on Wednesday night,
FORECAST: First Alert Weather Day for gusty wind and potential squalls
Meteorologist Jill Gilardi said Wednesday was a First Alert Weather Day for wind and potential squalls. Here's her 7:20 a.m. forecast.
First Alert Weather: Above average and windy today
OUR NEXT FIRST ALERT: Mild weather is expected to kick off the last few days of January. The best chance for precipitation will be at the end of the week. As temps warm we are likely looking at on and off rain chances. Temperatures expected to break 40 degrees a few times this week as we say goodbye to January and hello to February.
First Alert Weather: Yellow Alert for areas of snow and wind with falling temps.
Yellow Alert Wednesday for increasing snow and wind during the morning with falling temperatures later in the day. After a lull in the wintry weather early this morning, conditions will begin to go downhill after 8AM.
First Alert Weather Day: Thursday
The main line of storms will be arriving early Thursday morning and could move through East Texas just in time for the morning commute. Heavy rain is likely and some storms could become strong to severe. The line will be moving out of the area by Thursday evening and the clouds will clear out in time for sunshine this weekend.
First Alert Weather Day: Strong winds then multiple snow chances
A lot of active weather to start this new week with wind and snow. Today is a First Alert Weather Day because of the strong winds. Snow will come in rounds tonight and Tuesday afternoon.
Maryland Weather: Alert Day; strong winds through this evening
Strong wind gusts of 45 to 55 mph may snap tree branches and cause localized power outages from 10 AM until 10 PM.
Alert Day issued for Wednesday for strong winds
The main concern for Wednesday will be strong winds developing through the morning and into the afternoon. We have issued a WJZ First Alert Weather Day due to the potential for strong winds across the region throughout the day.
First Alert Weather Day: Strong gusts Monday, could impact ice on Saginaw Bay, snow Monday evening
Skies should feature plenty of sunshine through the first half of the day, before clouds increase into the afternoon and evening hours. The southwesterly flow should allow actual temperatures to warm up into the lower and middle 30s at least for the afternoon, perhaps even a bit warmer if the southwesterly winds overachieve.
Maryland Weather: Alert Day issued for Wednesday; strong winds expected
Widespread rain is expected across the area on Friday, especially during the morning and afternoon hours. Temperatures will remain mild, with highs near 50 degrees. Rain should taper off by Friday night, allowing sunshine to return for at least the first part of the weekend.
Warm up Tuesday, Alert Day Wednesday in Maryland for strong wind gusts
Expect wind gusts reaching 30 to 35 mph today, but stronger gusts arrive Wednesday. Gusts may reach 45 to 55 mph. We'll see a mixture of clouds & some sunshine on this Tuesday. While high temperatures will be similar to Monday in the upper 40s,
FIRST ALERT WEATHER Day: Steady rain Friday will impact driving
Friday is a First Alert Weather Day due to steady rain that will impact driving, according to the FOX19 NOW Weather Team.
First Alert Weather: Cooler today, record highs for tomorrow
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First Alert Weather: Rain Friday morning followed by a nice weekend
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