Today's Weather & Forecast Updates

The chances of a potentially historic El Niño are increasing as the U.S. heads into winter, according to NOAA’s latest forecast. El Niño is expected to play a significant role in determining which regions across the country will see more rain and snow.

A potential step closer to identifying the possible remains of Amelia Earhart's crashed plane is underway as the Taraia Object expedition team travels to the island where she could have met her demise.

With this early snowfall trend, experts at Kalshi break down the odds of how much it could snow in Big Sky for December as temperatures steadily drop and the first days of measurable snowfall approach.

The remnants of Hurricane Isaias are spreading toward the Northeast. The remaining threat zone for flash flooding extends from the mountains of eastern Kentucky and West Virginia to Philadelphia and New York City. Generally, 1 to 3 inches of rain is forecast with some areas receiving 5 inches, […]

The El Niño-driven band of upper-level winds stretches from the Gulf to the Caribbean to Africa. We still can't rule out a system developing in a random pocket of slightly supportive atmosphere outside of the band before this hurricane season ends, however, so we'll continue to watch.

Between cold fronts pushing south over the Gulf and Florida, and the El Niño-driven band of upper-level winds over the Atlantic, no tropical development is expected in the foreseeable future that could affect the U.S. or nearby areas.