We've issued two NEXT Weather Alerts for steady Friday morning rain and a chance of wintry mix and snow Sunday.

Residents and first responders in the Santa Cruz Mountains are relieved to see a break in the rain, allowing for some sunshine and respite from recent storms.

We've seen this before this winter. Low pressure will form off the East Coast. The question is where it goes. Here's our latest forecast thinking.

Wet weather returns to north Georgia to finish up the work week and start the weekend. Severe Weather Team 2 is tracking two cold fronts that will bring rain and even the chance for a few storms.

The National Weather Service says the mid-Hudson Valley will have a chance for snow and snow showers throughout the weekend.

The wet weather has caused at least one person to be swept up in flood waters. How much rain have we gotten so far?

Rain will move through North Georgia on Friday morning, clearing out for a pleasant afternoon. Saturday is looking drier than before. Winter temperatures return to start the work week.

February is living up to its reputation as being the rainiest month of the year in San Diego County, mostly because a sprawling Alaskan storm drenched the region Monday through Thursday of this week. Here are the four-day rainfall totals produced by the National Weather Service, as of 8:23 p.m. Thursday: