Louisville could receive 3-4 inches of rain Saturday through midday Sunday, forecasters with the National Weather Service predict.

Rain started early this morning and it likely won't stop through the rest of the day and even through early tomorrow morning.

Footage shows the carnage caused by flash floods along the Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) in Los Flores, California, on Thursday ...

This storm system will produce very heavy rainfall across the Tri-State, leading to numerous to widespread areas of flash flooding. The NWS has placed much of western Kentucky under a RARE level. If ...

Footage shows the carnage caused by flash floods in California, on Thursday,3. Footage captured by Alexandra Datig near Big ...

An onslaught of rain this weekend could cause problems around Kentucky and Indiana, including Louisville Metro.

A Slight Risk (Level 2 of 5) for severe weather is issued for Georgia on Sunday morning, with damaging wind gusts up to 60 mph as the primary concern.

With incoming snow possibly bringing a combined total through day and night of up to seven inches, the National Weather Service will be putting the area into a winter weather advisory starting at 2 p.

The wintry mix will taper by mid-morning with improvements through the afternoon. Valentine’s Day is going to be cold and dry, but keep your eyes on the weekend for another storm!

Mostly sunny day. Medium chance of showers developing about the coastal fringe in the evening, slight chance elsewhere. Winds south to southwesterly 15 to 20 km/h becoming southeasterly in the ...

You can see the major storm system moving ashore over the Pacific Northwest and Northern California this morning which will be producing the showers and storms for us by the weekend.