A developing low-pressure system over Florida is expected to bring a high chance for rain and strong wind gusts to the Coastal Empire and Lowcountry Wednesday through Friday.

Rain will be possible throughout the weekend, with thunderstorms later tonight and moderate to heavy rain on Saturday, with areas south of Indianapolis potentially seeing 6 plus inches of rainfall.

An atmospheric river will bring downpours, heavy mountain snow and strong winds to the Pacific Northwest and Intermountain West through the weekend.

The rain and wind will have the greatest impacts this evening. Here’s a look at future radar (and those chilly temperatures!). Downpours can be expected through the evening commute.

Expect cloudy and chilly weather today with temperatures in the 30s north of the Pike. Heavy rain and strong winds tomorrow may lead to street flooding.

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"We will be looking at heavy rain and wind by the time Thursday morning rolls around," Pederson said. Rhode Island is expected to see between 1.5 and 3 inches of rain, according to forecasts.

South Florida could see storms as the last edge of a tropical wave passes through.

Indianapolis could see high winds and heavy rain Tuesday afternoon. Then snow is possible Wednesday, according to NWS Indianapolis forecasts.

Nine states from Washington to California to Colorado are on alert for wind, snow, avalanches and high surf as new storms target the west.

A significant weather system is approaching eastern Washington and North Idaho, bringing heavy rain and strong winds. The system is expected to arrive late in the morning around 11:00 a.m., ...