logo
Rosa Brings Rain to the Southwest
news image
Special Stories
30 Sep 2018 11:17 AM
Rosa is currently out in the eastern Pacific and tracking towards the southwest. Rain is looking to start up during the afternoon, today. As Rosa approaches the Baja California Peninsula, waves will start to pick up for the coast of California. High surf advisories are in effect until Tuesday, and expect surf to be around 5-10 feet. Dangerous rip currents will also be possible. Make sure to be careful at the beaches, and never turn your back on the waves. After the rain starts up around 3 PM, rain is looking to continue all day and will last overnight. With a heavy amount of rain happening over a short period of time, flooding will be a concern over the next few days. Flash flood watches are in effect until Wednesday.
All Weather News
Snow System Moves From Montana to Minnesota This Week
Snow System Moves From Montana to Minnesota This Week
We expect pockets of low visibility and diffi
28 Mar 2023 3:30 AM
Strong Thunderstorms to Return to the Plains Thursday
Strong Thunderstorms to Return to the Plains Thursday
Confidence is increasing in the threat of wid
28 Mar 2023 3:30 AM
More Snow & Rain as Snowpack in California Creeps Closer to Top Spot
More Snow & Rain as Snowpack in California Creeps Closer to Top Spot
CALIFORNIA - We have had an incredible snow s
28 Mar 2023 3:30 AM
Gulf Coast Overnight Threat
Gulf Coast Overnight Threat
An area of low pressure and cold fronts sweep
28 Mar 2023 3:30 AM
Parts of the Southeast Stay Sunny and Sultry
Parts of the Southeast Stay Sunny and Sultry
A ridge of high pressure in the Gulf of Mexic
28 Mar 2023 3:20 AM
Severe Storms Across the Gulf Coast Monday & Tuesday
Severe Storms Across the Gulf Coast Monday & Tuesday
This weekend was extremely active in terms of
28 Mar 2023 12:40 AM
Half a Foot of Snow in the Denver Area This Morning Causes Traffic Trouble
Half a Foot of Snow in the Denver Area This Morning Causes Traffic Trouble
After a wintery weekend in Colorado, Nebraska
27 Mar 2023 6:25 PM