The National Weather Service expects to see thunderstorms this weekend statewide. Here's what to know and how bad it will get ...

Middle Tennessee will experience two rounds of severe weather this weekend. Here's what time storms are expected to roll in.

Temperatures are expected to be cold as the storms move through. Daytime highs are not expected to exceed the high 50s until ...

There is a marginal risk of severe weather Friday evening into early Saturday morning as well as a chance for snow Saturday ...

Strong winds are possible with those storms and a lot of lightning. There will be a lull late morning, with gusty winds to 40 mph. Then another round of rain/storms moves in Saturday afternoon and ...

It's Thursday, but all eyes are on Saturday's level 3 & 4 severe weather threat. All impacts are expected, including a ...

But storms move in during the evening. They will begin about 9 p.m. Friday in Walworth and Jefferson counties and move through the rest of the area until about 1 a.m. Damaging wind is the biggest risk ...

Here is this weekend's weather forecast, according to the National Weather Service Memphis. Friday, March 14, will be mostly sunny with a 30% chance of rain in the afternoon. The highs for the day ...

Things settle down overnight, leaving the Cape Fear region calmer and cooler to start the work week. Fayetteville may see some lingering showers, with a high of about 65 on Monday. The region will be ...

Mostly sunny with a high near 81 and low near 62. Chance of precipitation is 90% with showers and storms mainly after 2 a.m. New rainfall amounts of between a quarter and half an inch possible. South ...

The threat scale is one to five, with five being the highest chance of severe weather. Much of central Alabama for Saturday ...

Spring in Appalachia can be two-faced. Tony offers his take of the dicey weather ahead -- some nice, some not so much!