The chilly pattern will continue into the weekend for the start of November. A reinforcing shot of cooler air will drive increased shower activity across the Allegheny Front, particularly downwind of Lake Erie. By early next week, temperatures may be cold enough to support rain and snow showers in the highest elevations of central Pennsylvania.

Santa Ana winds combined with low humidity levels and unseasonably warm temperatures are bringing a heightened risk of wildfires to parts of Southern California just west and north of Downtown Los Angeles this week.

A developing storm system from the Great Plains will bring moderate to heavy rain to New Jersey beginning late Wednesday night and continuing through Thursday evening or Thursday night.

Weather forecasters are warning that a storm will bring rough seas, flooding, and tropical-storm-force winds to the North Carolina coast starting Monday night through Wednesday. The Outer Banks — recently hit repeatedly by flooding and storms — are at risk for the worst of the “coastal low” weather system with

Temperatures are expected to warm up this week for the Los Angeles Basin as the Santa Ana winds head to the region, according to the National Weather Service.

Boaters and recreationalists around three lake areas in the Southwest are facing potentially dangerous boating conditions as the National Weather Service (NWS) issued a lake wind advisory for Lake Mead, Lake Mohave and Lake Havasu.

Today will feature gustier conditions compared to yesterday, with afternoon wind speeds potentially exceeding 20 mph as stronger air flow drifts northward from the Ohio Valley.

A vigorous low approaching the B.C. coast on Tuesday will generate intense, possibly damaging winds and waves, alongside heavy alpine snow for the mountain passes. Ferry interruptions and difficult tr