The National Weather Service says there's a risk for severe storms Friday through Sunday in Greater Akron. The biggest risk in the isolated severe storms is damaging winds and heavy raim With the number of rounds of storms expected to pop up over northern Ohio,

Two prominent U.S. states are reportedly bracing for a "severe" weather outbreak this afternoon. Severe weather has been impacting much of the country as of late. The National Weather Service is warning multiple states about potentially severe storms this week.

Millions of Americans are under weather advisories this week. See which major cities have heat, flood or storm advisories.

Around 11 million Americans are under flood alerts as a "ring of fire" weather pattern will continue to impact the eastern two-thirds of the country through the weekend.

Take a look at what the overall weather pattern for the next few weeks could bring to Michigan and the Great Lakes region.

The summer months often mean heavy rains and severe weather for parts of the United States. Recently, we saw Texas, North Carolina and other areas in the Southern United States hit with serious storms,

A disturbance moving into the northern Gulf will bring a chance of rain on Friday and Saturday. An abundance of clouds will also give us a small and brief break from the intense heat.

Get ready for an intense day of heat and potential severe thunderstorms on Thursday, with heat indices expected to reach near or above 100 degrees across much of the state.

Summer heat and more humid conditions are on tap for the middle of the week, along with the potential of impactful storms

This administration is placing vulnerable communities at greater risk when severe weather strikes, says Sara Gonzalez-Rothi, who helped to craft key forecasting legislation that’s now been undone. She points to the harms done through lapsed weather-data contracts,

This morning, we’re once again dealing with fog across the region. With the fog, light haze will be placed in our region due to ongoing wildfires in Canada and the western U.S.