Storms

A cold front is expected to bring scattered showers and storms to the region on Sunday and Monday evenings, with a 'slight' risk of severe weather. Cooler temperatures will arrive for the start of the week, followed by a return of heat and humidity later in the week.

Strong storms caused power outages and downed trees, blocking roadways in Maury County, Tenn. The Maury County Fire Department and other agencies are working on cleanup efforts, advising drivers to exercise caution.

The weekend is expected to be hot and humid with partly cloudy skies and steamy conditions, as high temperatures reach into the lower 90s. Rounds of storms are likely during this period.

The Carolinas face a risk of on-and-off storms this weekend and into early next week, with potential for strong to severe storms featuring damaging winds and heavy rain. Temperatures will drop into the 80s Sunday through Tuesday due to increased cloud cover and rain, before rising back to the 90s midweek. Severe Weather Center 9 and WSOC-TV provide tracking updates and weather resources.

The weekend will remain hot and humid with more showers and storms expected after Friday's severe weather. A cooldown is anticipated early next week.

Heavy rain and storms caused widespread power outages and tree damage across the Charlotte region on July 10, with three trees falling in Huntersville, including one that seriously injured a woman on July 7. Additional trees fell on homes in Huntersville's Wynfield Community and an apartment complex, while a tree in west Charlotte caused a home to become unlivable. Powerline and tree damage led to extended outages.

A tree crashed onto a home in Huntersville, North Carolina, during severe storms in the Charlotte region, causing roof damage and scattering branches. No injuries were reported. Storms with damaging winds and potential flooding are expected to continue through the weekend.

Heavy rain and storms on July 10, 2026, caused power outages for 27,092 Duke Energy customers in the Charlotte region, with over 17,500 outages in Mecklenburg County. Additional storms are expected through the weekend, prompting safety warnings about downed power lines and flooding.

Scattered storms today will transition to sunny weather this weekend, followed by a prolonged heat wave with temperatures reaching 90 degrees next week in Chicago.

Chicago and Chicagoland are experiencing a dry, sunny weather stretch with temperatures approaching 90 degrees next week following the departure of recent storms.

Metro Detroit residents are still recovering from a recent weather event that caused widespread power outages. A Detroit church and food bank have been without power since Friday due to the same weather conditions.

Hot and stormy weather is expected to continue through the weekend with possible severe storms. A brief cooldown will follow before temperatures return to the 90s next week.

Thursday's weather forecast predicts dry and sunny conditions in the morning, followed by scattered evening showers and storms. Temperatures have remained in the mid- to upper 90s since July began, with feels-like temperatures exceeding 100 in the Piedmont region.

Residents of Grosse Pointe Woods in Metro Detroit remain without power days after Friday's storms, with some still relying on generators. DTE Energy crews are working to restore electricity, but delays and incomplete repairs have caused frustration among affected residents.

Southern Colorado is experiencing a toasty day with ongoing shower and storm chances, particularly stronger storms in the eastern regions due to elevated dew points and a cold front. The Aspen Acres burn scar area is also affected, though details are incomplete.

A person was seriously injured and trapped inside a mobile home in Huntersville, N.C., after a large tree fell on it during storms. Firefighters rescued the individual after 45 minutes, and the person was taken to a hospital with life-threatening injuries. The same storms caused three house fires in Charlotte due to lightning strikes.

A Michigan woman unknowingly drove over a downed power line twice during storms that left nearly 400,000 residents without power. The line had fallen in her yard, and she only learned of the danger the next day. DTE Energy mobilized crews nationwide to address outages, while some residents, like Bill Daugherty, endured extended power losses.

Minnesota experiences scattered showers and storms tonight and Wednesday, with a few potentially strong storms. A heatwave follows, with temperatures rising into the low 90s by Sunday and mid-90s by next Tuesday, accompanied by high humidity.

A person was seriously injured after a tree fell on a house in Huntersville, North Carolina, around 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 7. The incident occurred following strong storms that caused three house fires in Charlotte due to lightning strikes overnight into early Tuesday. The injured individual was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries, and the cause of the tree fall remains unclear.

A Heat Advisory is in effect for metro Broward and Miami-Dade through the evening with heat indices reaching 105 degrees or higher. Isolated inland storms may develop due to the sea breeze, and Saharan dust will reduce storm chances while creating hazy, hot, and humid conditions through mid-week.

Tornadoes and storms in central China caused at least 11 deaths and over 330 injuries. The event was reported by state media on Tuesday.

Charlotte fire crews responded to three structure fires overnight across Sugar Hollow Drive, Abendego Road, and Tremaine Court, with no injuries reported. The Sugar Hollow fire was caused by a lightning strike, while Channel 9 suggested storms might have contributed to the other fires. The Charlotte Fire Investigation Task Force is investigating the causes.

A powerful storm caused extensive destruction in New Jersey, leading to emergency declarations, building collapses, and widespread power outages affecting thousands of residents.

Denver's weather remains hot with temperatures in the 90s due to sunny skies, and spotty storms may develop in the afternoon.

A heat wave continues in Charlotte with heat index values expected to exceed 100 degrees, making it feel hotter during peak heating. Isolated storms are possible on Tuesday afternoon.

Overnight storms caused heavy rain and flooding in the Charlotte area, with 2 inches of rain recorded in 30 minutes. Streets were briefly underwater, and drains overflowed, prompting another storm warning for later Tuesday.

Nearly 30,000 residents in Metro Detroit remain without power entering day four after storms last Friday.

Chicago is expected to see temperatures near 90 degrees by Wednesday, with increasing chances of rain and storms by Thursday.

Denver's weather is expected to stay hot and smoky, with scattered showers and storms developing midweek. The forecast highlights spotty precipitation despite the high temperatures.

Brooklyn neighborhoods are cleaning up after strong storms caused fallen trees and blocked parking spaces. Large trees snapped and limbs fell, damaging parked cars and blocking areas along Cortelyou Road and in Flatbush.

Daily storm chances return to Minnesota starting Monday, with stronger storms expected Tuesday night and scattered thunderstorms possible Wednesday. The weekend will see a return of heat and humidity, with highs reaching the low 90s.

Footage captured the partial roof collapse of a New Jersey BJ's Wholesale Club during a storm, causing water to flood the store and narrowly avoiding shoppers. The incident occurred as severe weather battered the area Monday morning.

Flossmoor residents are still cleaning up after severe weekend storms and flooding. The sunny weather on Monday is seen as a welcome relief following the heavy rain.

Storms caused downed trees to block roadways in Richmond. The storms swept through the region Sunday evening, impacting local roadways.

DTE Energy provided an update on July 5 regarding restoration efforts as over 80,000 customers in Metro Detroit remain without power following recent storms.

Charlotte experienced rising temperatures into the mid-90s on Monday, with afternoon storms possible. The weather included a mix of sunshine and developing clouds.

Cleanup efforts continue in Lake Geneva and parts of southern Wisconsin following storms that caused damage and a deadly boat accident.

Almost 80,000 people in Metro Detroit lost power after severe storms with 60-70 mph wind gusts caused trees and power lines to fall.

Thousands of Metro Detroit residents remained without power over the weekend following Friday's severe storms. The storms caused widespread outages, impacting the holiday weekend for many in the area.

Storms are expected to return to the Twin Cities by Tuesday, with severe weather possible in SW and Central Minnesota. Heavy rain, up to 3-4 inches in some areas, is forecasted through Wednesday, followed by cooler temperatures. Warmer conditions may return next weekend.