A stretch of warm, mostly sunny weather continues through Friday before a weekend cooldown brings increasing chances of showers and thunderstorms, especially Saturday night into Sunday.

Good morning, Southwest Florida! We have one more day of high rain chances before changes arrive over the weekend!

The National Weather Service has released their full report from the survey they conducted to assess the damage left behind from severe weather on Saturday, September 6.

Forecasters warn of possible G2 geomagnetic storms as a colossal coronal hole sends solar wind racing our way.

Sunday will be another warm day, but we have a chance of storms that could be severe. As of today, there is Marginal Risk of severe weather for a big chunk of Siouxland. Main threats will be some hail and gusty winds.

A round of severe storms is expected to move through southern New England on Saturday, bringing threats of damaging wind gusts, flooding, hail, and even a tornado in Massachusetts. The highest risk for severe storms is across western Massachusetts, Worcester County, and the Merrimack Valley, according to the National Weather Service.

Heading into the weekend, a storm system will pass the area, bringing back storm chances starting Saturday night in western Kansas. Storms will gradually move east overnight and impact central Kansas later Sunday evening. A few storms could be strong, but widespread severe weather is unlikely. Localized heavy rainfall will be a concern.