National Weather Service meteorologists are warning of a severe storm expected to hit several states on Friday night.

Major storms soaked Northern California this Christmas week, causing flooding in parts with intense rain and wind. The storm is winding down, and power is coming back on for most Bay Area residents. A Flood Watch is in effect through Friday evening. Get live updates on the storm below.

Winter and Spring are about to battle it out on Sunday here in the Miami Valley! Meteorologist Nick Dunn breaks down the changes we see between Sunday and Monday.

Dark storm clouds build over California as bands of rain move toward land. Radar images show fast-moving storm areas lighting up screens. Weather experts warn that this winter weather system, already soaking roads and mountain routes,

A large-scale atmospheric river is about to reach the Central Coast. Here is a look at the forecast, including the hazards we can expect.

On Thursday, the wind will become significant ahead of a strong cold front. With this increasing wind, some storms are expected with the possibility of a few turning severe.

From the coalfields to the northern panhandle, few were spared wind damages in a rare squall line which stretched statewide Thursday night into Friday morning.

A strong Christmas Eve storm marked by dangerously strong wind gusts drenched Southern California on Wednesday, leading to street flooding, evacuation warnings and the looming possibilities of mudslides and dangerous debris flows in areas scarred by recent wildfires.

Thunderstorm chances increase on Wednesday and Thursday across Northern California. These storms could be strong, and a few funnel clouds or a tornado can't be ruled out.

A storm ripped through Knoxville late Dec. 18, causing structural damage and thousands of power outages in the area. Here's what to know.

There is a 2% chance of a tornado in Los Angeles County Wednesday and Thursday, according to the National Weather Service.