Showers and storms move through Friday morning and afternoon. Drier weather is likely by Friday evening, though a leftover shower is still possible. Wildfire smoke will significantly reduce air quality tomorrow evening as it arrives from the north behind the cold front.

Mostly sunny, breezy, hot, and humid with afternoon/evening storms. Some may be strong to severe. Heat index 98 to 105. Get the latest forecast from the FOX 17 Weather Ready team.

Today: IMPACT DAY FOR SHOWERS & STORMS. Storms are ongoing as of 3 AM across norther KS & MO. Storms are moving northeast but the line is drifting southeast. That means the line w

First Alert Forecast: Lighter winds with a slight boost in showers expected over the weekend HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Moderate to locally breezy trade winds will persist today, decreasing Friday and the weekend, and likely strengthening early next week.

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The showers will continue on and off through Friday and Acadiana will likely see on average 2-4" of rain with coastal communities seeing the highest totals. As always with these kinds of tropical showers a few localized areas could see higher amounts.

It’s a typical rainy season day with spotty showers and thunderstorms. Expect plenty of dry time and sunshine in between. Highs will be around 90°, pretty close to average.

Showers and storms may spark up in the Wednesday afternoon hours in the mountains of New Mexico but chances may be lower elsewhere.