Heavy Rainfall Across South Texas and the Northeast; Thunderstorms in the Southern Appalachians and Rio Grande Valley

Widespread showers and thunderstorms producing heavy rain may bring flooding to South Texas and parts of the Northeast U.S. tonight into Friday morning. Scattered severe thunderstorms with damaging gusts and large hail are expected over parts of the southern Appalachians, and Rio Grande Valley of Texas into Friday morning. Read More >

Light snow will end across far northeast Wisconsin this afternoon as a weather system moves away from that part of the state. Another system, moving across northern Illinois, could produce some light snow over the Fox Valley and lake shore into the evening.

Another round of bitter cold is expected Thursday night into Friday morning. Wind chill readings north and west of the Fox Valley should fall into the 20 below to 30 below range. A wind chill advisory is anticipated for this period. Wind chill readings from the Fox Valley and lakeshore region are expected to drop into the teens below zero. Don't despair, a moderation in temperatures is expected this weekend with above normal temperatures early next week. Along with the warmer temperatures, there is a potential for a wintry mix Monday into Tuesday. Stay tuned!

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Heavy Rainfall Across South Texas and the Northeast; Thunderstorms in the Southern Appalachians and Rio Grande Valley

Snow Ending North, Light Snow Possible in Fox Valley and Lake Shore Into This Evening.