Hundreds of people lost power and were told to evacuate in the Four Corners area, emergency crews staged overnight rescues, and roads and bridges remained closed Saturday because of severe flooding in Colorado and New Mexico.

Dry conditions will persist across the viewing area throughout the week, with no rainfall expected. Unfortunately, the lack of rain will do little to ease the ongoing drought. While occasional cloud cover could move into the region,

Showers will continue to be draped across much of Nebraska into Monday. Any rain that makes it into southeast Nebraska will be rather spotty in nature, not amounting to much.

Rain continues from Sunday night into Monday, becoming more isolated towards the evening. A few tenths of an inch of rain will come out of this system for a large part of the region. Winds will be out of the east and northeast at 10-15 mph.

Rain chances are elevated Oct. 25 for most of the Treasure Coast after about 2.5 inches of rain fell in the Fort Pierce area, a National Weather Service meteorologist said the morning of Oct. 25.

After an “unusually” dry month, rain has come back to Portland for the last week of October, meteorologists say. The rains started Sunday morning, as a low-pressure front moved across the Willamette Valley, bringing a blanket of rainclouds along with ...

Another chilly morning will give way to a gorgeous Sunday afternoon. Spectators and runners at the Marine Corps Marathon will have to deal with the chill for much of the morning. It will be pleasant

Authorities in southwest Colorado are warning residents that streams and rivers are expected to rise again as another round of rain moves into the area on Sunday. This comes as many residents are already dealing with the effects of this week's catastrophic flooding.