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A strengthening nor'easter is set to bring heavy rain, gusty winds and coastal flooding risk to Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia on September 21, 2026, prompting officials to monitor the storm closely.
Fort Lauderdale‑Hollywood International Airport reported heavy rain in September 2026, making it one of the city’s wettest months with 16 rainy days and four days exceeding two inches, ending a dry summer.
Montreal will experience sunny, clear weather this week, with the autumn equinox on Tuesday evening officially starting the fall season.
Southern California will experience cloudier, cooler conditions on Monday and Tuesday, followed by a warming trend later in the week, marking a brief cool‑down before the final weekend of summer.
NJ 101.5 forecasts sunny skies and favorable surf across New Jersey’s beaches on Sunday, providing residents and visitors with a clear picture for planning beach and boardwalk activities.
Three tornadoes were confirmed on August 29, 2026, in the border region between Quebec and Ontario, marking a notable weather event for the area.
The Chicago River Swim was canceled on September 20, 2026, due to heavy rain and a flood warning, part of a broader disruption of major Chicago events caused by severe weather.
Heavy rain over the weekend delivered up to 1.74 inches in Chicago and triggered flood warnings for rivers and creeks in the area. The National Weather Service is monitoring water levels and has issued advisories for affected neighborhoods.
Cloud cover on Sunday lowered humidity in Phoenix, making the low‑100‑degree heat feel more comfortable. The temporary shift provided a brief reprieve from the state’s typical hot, humid summer conditions.
A California storm is forecast to bring rain chances to Arizona next week while temperatures rise to about 102°F, roughly two degrees above average for the season.
Up to three inches of rain are expected in Chicago from Saturday through Sunday, creating heightened flood risk, especially along I‑57 and I‑55. Meteorologists attribute the rain to a series of storm systems moving into the region.
Riot Fest cut its second day short on September 19 due to forecasted rain and storms, removing Afroman and moving headliners to start between 6:00 and 6:30 p.m., with the day ending by 7:30 p.m. in Chicago.
Dallas‑Fort Worth will see temperatures above 100°F through the weekend, far exceeding typical early‑fall averages, with a cooling front expected to arrive early next week.
Houston will see a sunny, hot Saturday with temperatures in the 90s and lower humidity, making it the warmest day of a generally warm weekend.
Sunny skies and gentle swells are forecast for New Jersey’s beaches, boardwalks, and bays on Saturday, September 19, 2026, providing clear guidance for outdoor planning.
A weather system is expected to bring repeated rain and thunderstorms to South Florida, including Miami, starting Saturday, September 19, 2026, lasting several days. Residents are advised to monitor updates and prepare for possible disruptions.
A series of thunderstorms will hit Chicago Friday night, bringing heavy rain, cooler temperatures and flood risk, prompting travel warnings and preparation advice from NBC 5 Storm Team.
The National Weather Service issued a flood advisory for Broward County, effective until 4 p.m. on September 18, due to slow‑moving thunderstorms expected to cause excessive rainfall and localized flooding.
Scattered showers moved across Houston on Thursday, driven by a tropical moisture plume, with humidity expected to ease on Friday afternoon as the air mass shifts.
NJ 101.5 forecasts sunny skies, surfable waves and gentle breezes along the New Jersey shoreline on Thursday, Sep 17, 2026, helping residents and visitors plan beach and water‑based activities.
