First Alert Weather Day: Snow picks up this afternoon
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - The incoming snowfall for today and tonight, prompting a First Alert Weather Day, remains on track. This snow is expected to pick up during the early-afternoon and essentially last non-stop through the rest of the day once it gets started. Be prepared for much slower travel later today.
FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: More rain coming
Wednesday, Feb 12; Thursday, Feb 13; DISCUSSION: Yesterday’s rain only added to the already saturated ground across Eastern Kentuc
First Alert Forecast: Intermittent rain with a few storms Wednesday before skies calm down for a few days
Wetter weather moved into SWLA Tuesday, and it looks like those umbrellas will still come in handy a while longer.
FIRST ALERT 6 WEATHER DAY: Snow continues all morning into the afternoon
Wednesday is a First Alert 6 Weather Day for widespread snow that will likely affect the morning commute and travel into the afternoon.
First Alert: Second round of heavy rain and downpours arrives Wednesday
Our WVLT First Alert Weather Days continue as we head into Wednesday as we are tracking a second round of heavy rain arriving for the afternoon commute. With an already saturated ground, additional rain could cause runoffs and lead to flooding concerns.
First Alert Weather Day: Risk of localized flooding, severe storms this week
The main concern will be a risk of localized flooding, especially for areas north of I-20, where rain amounts could top 5” in some areas. As instability builds across the region, we will also need to monitor Wednesday afternoon,
FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: Winter Storms and Flooding
However, given the already saturated ground in flood-prone areas, the WYMT First Alert Weather Team has extended the First Alert Weather Day into Wednesday and Thursday morning to monitor the progression of rain from the second system.
Waves of rain and flooding a concern, WVLT First Alert Weather Days
Chief Meteorologist Heather Haley tracks a few pauses in the rainfall, then a another round of rain to some snow this weekend.
First Alert: Heavy rainfall leads to flooding risk through mid-week
Two WVLT First Alert Weather Days remain in place as we head through Tuesday and Wednesday as heavy rainfall leads to higher flooding concerns across the region. On top of the rainfall, this week remains significantly cooler than last week as temperatures stay more seasonable.
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