On Wednesday at 4:17 a.m. an updated high wind warning was issued by the National Weather Service in effect until noon. The warning is for Kearney Area and Grand Island Area as well as Valley ...

The same wave in the jet stream can lead to strong winds, blowing dust and fire danger in one region, while triggering a ...

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High travel impacts are expected ... including the Sierras. In addition, a wind advisory will take effect 8 p.m. Tuesday lasting until Wednesday, with gusts up to 39 mph in Chico and Oroville ...

The moisture will fizzle out by the afternoon though as winds will pick up again across the southern half of the state, bringing another day of high fire danger. Winds will pick up even more ...

A line of storms will likely arrive as early as 2 PM, bringing potentially damaging wind gusts as they move ... or instability, isn’t as high.

THAT’S RIGHT. WARM TEMPERATURES AND STRONG WINDS ARE PUTTING THE STATE AT A HIGHER RISK FOR FIRES. KCCI MARCUS MCINTOSH WAS THERE AS FIREFIGHTERS WORKED TO KEEP A FIELD FIRE FROM SPREADING IN ...

Tuesday will start off cloudy, clearing up a bit to be a mix of sun and cloud with 15 km/h winds and a high of 5 C. The clouds will gather in force overnight, bringing a 30 per cent chance of ...

Okeechobee County also suffered from high winds with the county's emergency management department posting on social media that homes were damaged, as well as trees and power lines downed.

By Friday, winds can gust to over 40 mph anywhere from the Intermountain West to the Great Plains, Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes. Gusts in some areas can exceed hurricane force (75 mph ...

Read more on our AI policy here. On Tuesday at 6 a.m. the NWS Hanford CA issued an updated high wind watch in effect until Thursday at 11 p.m. The watch is for West Side Mountains north of 198 ...

Calm weather Monday is not anticipated to last, as a storm system is forecast to bring strong winds, snow and increased fire danger to Central and Northern New Mexico Thursday through Saturday.