First Alert Weather: Trades back off slightly, generally dry to close out the weekend
Moderate to locally breezy trade winds will bring in passing showers, mainly during the overnight and morning hours for windward and mauka areas. The winds will back off slightly Sunday into Monday. A slightly wetter trade wind pattern will begin on Tuesday, but no major rainfall is expected.
Warm days and nice nights will start the week. Plus we keep an eye on the Caribbean for possible tropical development.
The First Alert Weather Team says it’s a warm and humid day. We’ve seen a few isolated showers, mainly south of I-10 in ...
Amazing play after amazing play, for the Hurricanes as they continue to play amazing ball. Now they will take their talents ...
Hurricane Helene not only brought major impacts from storm surge and wind to the Big Bend region of Florida, but also is ...
While most of the day will be pleasant, coastal regions should prepare for scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms late ...
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - A FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY continues throughout the rest of the weekend as Helene’s remnants continue ...
The high temperature should be in the lower 70s. Monday should be dry with partial sunshine and the mercury rising into the ...
As high pressure to the north continues battling with the remnants of Helene to the south, along with a stationary front ...
The National Weather Service has confirmed one tornado touched down in Georgetown County after Helene’s outer bands brought 14 tornado warnings to our area.
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