CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Thursday and Friday are First Alert Weather Days due to the risk of strong to severe storms, according to the FOX19 NOW Weather Team. All modes of severe weather are at play: ...

If you check out the Storm Prediction Center's daily severe risk page, you'll see that they have our area shaded in for the chance of severe weather both today and Friday. During this time period, our ...

A line of strong to severe storms moves in this evening. Severe hazards include damaging winds of 60+mph, large hail, heavy downpours and isolated tornado risk along the Wisconsin state line. A TV6 ...

Smoke and fog spreads around the Northland this morning, but by the afternoon the region will be seeing severe and strong ...

Thursday is an Alert Day as we have a hot, humid day, followed by a chance for strong or severe storms this evening.

(Undated)--With the potential for severe weather across the area today, (Thursday) the National Weather Service reminds you to now what to do and where to go before severe weather strikes.

Today is a FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY… Our Thursday begins with a Dense Fog Advisory across eastern Wisconsin. Similar to what we saw yesterday, pockets of thick fog may reduce visibility below 1/4th of ...

Residents across the Middle and Upper Mississippi and Ohio Valleys are bracing for potentially severe thunderstorms today and ...

Hot and partly sunny today with a small chance for stronger storms in the evening. Strong to severe storms are possible for Friday.

The SPC warns of a widespread severe weather outbreak across the Midwest and Great Lakes today. Tornadoes and giant hail ...

Higher winds and slightly cooler temperatures will be ushered in for Thursday. Peak gusts will be up around 40-50 mph in Nebraska by the afternoon.

Storms are expected to fire up around 3 to 5 p.m. just off to our west. More storms are anticipated to develop along a broken line as they move through southeastern Wisconsin between 5 and 8 p.m. All ...