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First Alert Chief Meteorologist reports live from Our Town Hiawatha, including on how the evening's weather is shaping up. First Alert: Weather Now Updated : Jun. 13, 2025 at 4:00 PM CDT ...

FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY SATURDAY THROUGH NEXT WEDNESDAY: Michiana’s First heat wave of 2025 ramps up today and lingers into most of next week as a dome of high pressure sits right over the ...

A new smoke advisory warning has been issued for Eastern Nebraska, and now Central Nebraska may also be affected as wildfire smoke from Canada continues to drift into the Midwest.

A First Alert has been issued for today and Friday as a cold front works through, bringing the risk for scattered severe storms. The timeframe of these storms will be between 4-9pm.

First Alert Weather: Hot and hazy day around NYC area 01:46 New York City and some of the surrounding area are under an air quality alert Wednesday. The alert will be in effect from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.

However, we’ve issued a FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY because today will be plagued by thick wildfire smoke and poor air quality. A statewide Air Quality Advisory has been issued through at least noon ...

Air quality alerts are in effect from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. for a swath of the tri-state area, including all five boroughs of New York City. Check the latest weather alerts for your neighborhood here.

First Alert: A drop in rain chances increase the warmth . Summer is here, and we're all feeling it! First Alert: Drier, but hotter as we head towards the weekend. NEW: The heat continues.

Thursday will be a First Alert Weather Day because of the potential flood risk. The storm, and it’s rains, will move away from eastern NC Friday morning with a much quieter day to close out the ...

New York City should brace for poor air quality and a hazy sky on Wednesday — but the less-than-stellar conditions can’t all be blamed on the ongoing Canadian wildfires raging up north.

This level of risk suggests your odds are far better to not see severe weather, but stay alert just in case. The window of concern would be roughly from 12 PM to 8 PM. Tomorrow's severe weather ...