4.5K views · 23 reactions | Here’s a look at the radar and hour-by-hour forecast on our First Warning app. Download it now! Check out https://WNYT.com/apps #storm13 | WNYT NewsChannel 13 | Facebook

How cute is this pup? The Denver metro had a very healthy first snow of the season over the weekend! #snow #denver #cowx https://www.weatherandradar.com/apps/ | Weather & Radar USA | Facebook

View Storm Team 10 Forecast at https://www.klfy.com/weather/ | KLFY News 10

5.6K views | Radar Loop to 1:00pm. Severe line of storms now getting into Rapides and tilting back to the southwest. | Meteorologist Chris Cozart - KLFY | Facebook

3.5K views · 13 reactions | As expected, severe weather was observed across eastern Texas and northern Louisiana through this morning and afternoon. Several reports of wind damage across eastern Texas/northwestern Louisiana and tornado reports as well, most notably near Mira and Springhill, Louisiana. For Acadiana, mostly cloudy skies and windy conditions persist through the evening. MORE INFO: klfy.com/weather ~KLFY Meteorologist Trevor Sonnier | KLFY News 10 | Facebook

21K views · 148 reactions | Here's the latest HRRR model radar reflectivity forecast for late this evening through Friday. This model shows widespread precipitation moving across Northwest California after midnight. Expect precipitation to become showery late Friday morning. Shower activity is expected to taper off during the evening hours. | US National Weather Service Eureka California | Facebook

2.8K views | View KLFY's Storm Team 10 Doppler Radar and weather forecast here https://www.klfy.com/weather/ | KLFY News 10 | Facebook

8.5K views · 46 reactions | Short-Term Forecast: Predictive Radar (HRRR 3km Model) through next 16 hours suggesting that substantial threat of heavy duty storms returns to Acadiana toward tomorrow morning...models however have performed poorly with the mesoscale storm features of late...but typical of May in these parts. ‪Threat of flooding rains this afternoon into early evening should be confined to Eastern LA…‬ | Rob Perillo Chief Meteorologist KATC | Facebook