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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Several flights to Dubai were cancelled and diverted Thursday, airport authorities announced, as heavy rains hit the United Arab Emirates for the second time in a month. An airport authority spokesperson said five inbound flights were diverted overnight, while nine arriving and four...

Action News Jax’s First Alert Weather Team says it will feel like summer on Thursday.

Temperatures go from the 60s and low 70s this morning to the mid to low 80s this afternoon. A complex of heavy rain and storms to our west will weaken throughout the morning as it moves east. This will bring the chance for on and off showers and a few storms this afternoon. The greatest timeline has showers between 12 p.m. and 6 p.m. An isolated gusty storm is possible, but that threat remains very low.

Firefighters and local residents battled a massive wildfire on the outskirts of Nepal's capital Thursday as the Himalayan republic endures a severe fire season authorities have blamed on a heatwave. Nepal sees a spate of wildfires annually, usually beginning in March, but their number and intensity has worsened in recent...

A weak cold front is moving through the region now but it's a moisture starved boundary. It won't amount to much more than a wind switch and it most definitely will not be cooler. In fact, temps will be warmer than yesterday. With the help of the downsloping, WNW wind, highs surge back into the middle and upper 80s. That'll combine with plenty of sunshine and comfy dew points. Overnight, with the clear sky and light wind, temps dip back into the 50s. Clouds then increase little by little for our Friday, ahead of our next storm system. This could bring a stray shower or rumble later in the evening tomorrow, but the higher chances hold off until Saturday. It's going to be a dreary and damp kick-off the weekend. Hit or miss showers are on the table as a warm front tries to lift in. It doesn't succeed and we stay socked in with the clouds along with highs near 60. The slow-moving cold front continues to work eastward into Sunday with more widespread rain on the table. Highs once again will be cooler than average, only rising into the lower and middle 60s. In terms of the rain, totals look to top out around an inch, getting some more meaningful rain in the May bucket. Monday looks drier but it'll still be a little gloomy as our next disturbance moves our way. That'll make for more clouds than sunshine, but highs still look to rise back into the middle 70s. Enjoy the one day break from the wet weather because an unsettled stretch develops yet again. A parade of systems are in the forecast thanks to the NW flow aloft. Each day won't be a washout but we're expecting the chance for showers and storms from Tuesday through Friday. If you have outdoor plans, you'll want to stay tuned for our latest forecasts. Temperatures, despite the rain chances will remain above average, with highs topping out around 80 midweek.

Get ready for another 90° day this week! We have another opportunity to challenge the record high temperature of 90° set back in 2018.

What we're tracking: Rain chances are on the decrease over the next few days as low pressure pushes into the far Northeastern US bringing the rain and storms far up north. Warm to hot temperatures continue into next week as multiple lows forming off the Rockies over the next several days will continue bringing persistent southerly winds. With this daily Gulf wind, warm moisture is returned into the state and some western counties in the Crossroads could reach 100 degrees mid to late next week with heat indices for all of the Crossroads surpassing 100 with very humid dew points present.

Get ready for a hot summer in 2024. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association (NOAA) released their long-range forecast through July and the odds are that it's going to be hotter than normal. NOAA's long-range temperature map shows that temperatures will have a 70%-80% chance of being "above-normal." ...

More great weather today, still feeling like Summer as our afternoon highs will head for the mid 80s. It will remain pleasant and a bit cooler on Friday with highs in the upper 70s. Perfect weather for any and all outdoor plans!. WEEKEND FORECAST:. Unfortunately things start to go a...

Get ready for the hot, sticky, wet weather this summer in New Hampshire. Again. That's what the Farmer's Almanac is predicting for the summer season, which would essentially be...

Start your day with the latest weather news. A seemingly relentless stretch of severe weather will continue Thursday for central areas of the U.S., but flooding is also becoming a problem in some parts of the country.

The Southeast isn't part of "Tornado Alley," a part of the United States that has historically suffered the most regular tornadoes—or is it?. AccuWeather says that Tornado Alley has historically consisted of northern Texas northward through Oklahoma, Kansas, and Missouri and parts of Louisiana, Iowa, Nebraska and eastern Colorado. However, scientists say there have been some concerning changes in recent years.