Significant Coastal Impacts to the Eastern Seaboard; Tropical Storm Nolo to Impact Hawaii

A Nor'easter will bring significant coastal impacts to the Mid-Atlantic and New England through the weekend. Moderate to major coastal flooding, heavy rain, strong winds and high surf expected. Tropical Storm Nolo will continue to strengthen as it moves north toward the Big Island of Hawaii. Heavy rainfall may bring life-threatening, catastrophic flooding and mudslides through the weekend. Read More >

More Rain on the Way

Cloudiest September in Decades

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Rain has already arrived to northeast Nebraska, and it will further spread to southeast Nebraska and Iowa this afternoon as wet conditions settle in through Saturday. It won't come down all at once, but by the end of Saturday, a good chunk of the area is more likely than not to receive 2" of total rainfall.

It’s not just your imagination, it really has been unusually gray lately! ☁️ September 2026 is officially ranking as the 4th cloudiest September in over 70 years, with overcast skies 41% of the time. Why the persistent gloom? A classic "Ring of Fire" weather pattern. A stubborn heat dome locked over Texas has acted like a roadblock, forcing the jet stream and storm systems right through the Corn Belt. While it stole much of our late-summer sunshine, there is a big silver lining: it knocked out huge swaths of drought across the region. 🌧️🌾

Significant Coastal Impacts to the Eastern Seaboard; Tropical Storm Nolo to Impact Hawaii

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