CNBC's Megan Cassella joins 'Closing Bell Overtime' to tallk the latest from the Federal Reserve. Luigi Mangione, the ...

The heat begins to ramp up this weekend with only a few isolated storms possible each day. However, if you do find a storm ...

We'll have to watch for one more round of storms between Friday night and Saturday afternoon before cooler and drier air win over the weekend.

We have steady rain expected through this morning; next week, make sure to be weather aware Monday afternoon & evening.

ARRIVING NOW IN NEW ORLEANS. WILL WE GET THE STORMS? THAT’S THE BIG QUESTION. DATA WOULD GO TO SHOW THAT IT’S GOING TO BE TOUGH TO DO IT, BECAUSE WE’RE ALREADY GETTING CLOSER TO THE END OF THE HEATING ...

Saturday looks cloudy and wet, with periods of rain likely — heaviest in the morning. The afternoon may feature a break of sunshine, but still a chance for a shower or downpour. Highs reach the low ...

As we head into Friday the Panhandle continues to see chances for potential severe weather, but some factors can impact those ...

While Saturday could bring a chance of light showers, strong to severe thunderstorms work their way into the forecast by ...

Bits and pieces of low pressure linger in our weather forecast for this weekend ...

We’re saying to long to the milder air, at least to kick off the weekend. A cold front passing through will take most of the ...

The weekend will start out unsettled as a storm system crosses through the region. Sunday will be the better half. However, it will be cooler and breezy. Clouds will ...

With spotty storms wrapping up this evening, a cold front pushes through ushering in cooler air to start the weekend.