The main threats over the weekend will be damaging winds gusting up to 60 mph, large hail up to the size of quarters and ...

Damaging winds, hail, heavy rain and a tornado could be possible with the strongest storms, according to forecasters.

Memorial Day across East Texas could be on the stormy side. There is a 50% chance of showers and thunderstorms on Monday, ...

Starting Saturday afternoon and into the overnight hours, severe storms are possible and could bring large hail, damaging ...

Strong to severe storms move in for Saturday morning. Scattered storm chances continue through Monday, make sure to stay weather aware!

A storm system crawling across the Southern Plains will dampen outdoor plans and produce some severe thunderstorms and flash flooding through the weekend and into Memorial Day.

Your Memorial Day weekend will start hot and muggy and end with a chance of strong to severe storms. Here's what to expect and when.

Saturday morning starts off mild and humid with temperatures in the low 70s. Partly cloudy skies are on tap through the rest of the morning and afternoon. High temperatures will be approaching the mid ...

Another wave of severe weather is possible on Saturday after storms brought tornado warnings, at least one twister and hail to the state during the early morning hours.

Saturday remains unsettled, with a cloudy sky and scattered rain showers through the morning and afternoon. Snowflakes may mix in at mountain summits. Highs will hover near 50 degrees once again.

The Denver metro will be under a “marginal” or lowest threat of a severe storm on Saturday, but it is a possibility they could fire much like what happened on Friday over northeastern Colorado.

Derrah Getter's First Warning Forecast Saturday will be absolutely gorgeous! The sunshine will be with us all day long. Highs ...