Weather Aware Wednesday through Friday for Impacts of Heavy Rain, Flooding, and Gusty Winds from a cold front and Helene Tonight: a cold front will move into Alabama from the northwest. This will bring us a line of heavy rain and a few storms that will continue into the morning commute.

Tropical storm conditions are anticipated over portions of western Cuba and the Yucatan Peninsula's northwestern coast, where hurricane conditions are possible. Helene is also expected to increase in strength over the eastern Gulf of Mexico, becoming a major hurricane as it approaches the northeastern Gulf Coast on Thursday.

Tropical Storm Helene is expected to strengthen into a major hurricane before landfall, bringing moderate wind and heavy rain to Bay County.

Prepare now, says the National Weather Service. Western North Carolina braces for widespread power outages, a high risk of flooding and landslides, and severe weather from expected Hurricane Helene.

Good afternoon and happy Tuesday! Showers and storms have been vastly scattered throughout the day with temps topping out in the mid to upper 70’s. As we head into the evening hours and the

Florida residents are already evacuating and filling sandbags days ahead of anticipated flooding from Tropical Storm Helene

Recently designated Tropical Storm Helene could bring heavy rain, flooding and tornadoes to parts of South Carolina. Here’s what to know.

Florida residents are already evacuating and filling sandbags days ahead of the arrival of Tropical Storm Helene, which is forecast to rapidly intensify into a hurricane.

Tropical Storm Helene is currently headed through the Yucatan Peninsula bringing up to 12 inches (30.1cm) of rain to the region in Mexico. On Wednesday morning the weather front is expected to become a hurricane with the possibility of becoming a Category 3 major hurricane by the time it reaches the Florida panhandle on Thursday.