Posted: 10:42 AM It may be a picture perfect spring day, but we're still worried about fires and freezing! Read on in today's blog.

Updated: 9:35 AM The severe weather threat is elevated Sunday as the storm system that produced the tornado outbreak on April 24 moves toward the Northeast.

Posted: 6:03 AM There are several ways that we communicate the sky cover to you, but what does it really mean? Read all about it in today's blog!

Posted: 8:10 AM Summertime temperatures have reappeared for a short time in the Valley...but it's just that - short.

Posted: 12:30 PM While it's not the usual motion of a cold front, some do approach the Valley from the northeast. They're called back door cold fronts - read more about it in today's blog!

Posted: 5:06 PM We're expecting a round of severe weather on Thursday, with damaging winds being the primary threat.

Updated: 1:01 PM When the heat turns on, so does the chance for storms. But without triggers like fronts and upper level disturbances, how do we know whether or not storms will pop up? Read on in today's blog.

Updated: 5:09 PM The summer-like Bermuda high continues to filter in hot air giving us possible record breaking heat - again.

Posted: 5:54 PM Well, temporarily at least. We mentioned earlier today that Friday could be record setting - and indeed it was! But we still have some concerns with the heat and low humidity - read about it in today's blog.

Updated: 1:22 PM I guess that was a little obvious - April Fools! Luckily the weather has not been playing jokes with us this week and we're under the lovely influence of high pressure. Many will be traveling this weekend, so how does it look? Read on in today's blog.

Updated: 6:12 AM Dreary March showers bring summer temperatures in April? Seems like it this week! Temperatures will be 25-30 degrees above average by week's end, but how long will it last? Read all about it in today's blog.

Posted: 10:17 AM Wind direction plays a major part in how warm or cold we get on a certain day. Usually wind with a northerly component cools us down, but not always. Read today's blog to learn more about downslope winds and why they warm us up.

Posted: 7:51 AM Believe it or not, the Commonwealth could see some severe weather on Monday. Read all about it in today's blog!

Posted: 3:57 PM It's day one of lots of sunshine - how much longer will it stick around? Read about it in today's blog!

Updated: 4:34 PM Clouds will slowly move out of the region Tuesday, leading the way for sunshine and warmer air. But how long will it last - read about it in today's blog!

Updated: 4:20 PM The beautiful weather of Monday and Tuesday is a thing of the past. A cutoff low over the Midwest has continually brought clouds and periods of rain up the eastern seaboard. What makes a low pressure "cutoff"? Read today's blog!

Posted: 3:52 PM Sesame Street says it best! Sunny skies and westerly winds have brought warmer air into the Valley.

Posted: 3:08 PM Snow has started to fall in the Valley on Tuesday, but what's in store for the overnight hours and Wednesday? Read on!

Posted: 2:02 PM February 28, 2010 marked the last day of meteorological winter which runs from the first of December to the last day of February. These three months are typical the coldest months of the year, but may not be the snowiest. March can bring lots of different weather! Read all about it inside today's blog.

Updated: 4:18 PM Our Thursday/Friday storm system has left a dry bubble over the Valley to the I-95 corridor, with areas to our west, north, and east getting pummeled by snow.

Posted: 3:06 PM Clouds are in the forecast through the weekend with minimal precipitation - so why all the clouds?

Posted: 6:07 PM Quick summary of what you can expect for the first day of the work week.

Posted: 8:48 AM Models continue to change the forecast of Monday's storm system - read all the details in today's blog!

Posted: 3:00 PM Could it be? More snow on the way? Read about it in today's blog!

Updated: 2:00 PM We've had our fair share of snow in the Valley, but snow continues to fall in the higher elevations to the west. Upslope snow is explained in today's blog!