COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL)- The forecast remains hot and we can expect another heat advisory for one more day. The remainder of the ...

We have been tracking strong thunderstorms for the end of your work week. Despite the rain this evening, many areas still had ...

This afternoon we are tracking isolated storms moving through the region. This has helped cool our readings a good bit.

Good Monday morning! We’re kicking off the workweek with another warm and muggy summertime morning, as temperatures across ...

There are Alert Days up for Monday and Tuesday given this is hotter and more impactful than our typical summer heat, but ...

Partly to mostly cloudy Thursday. A few thundershowers are possible in the morning with scattered showers and storms ...

Thanks to a mid-Atlantic front it has increased energy and moisture to trigger storms across the region. This means cooler ...

A sagging cool front in the forecast will help trigger showers and storms. The airmass behind the front is slightly cooler and this is why we will experience readings nearly 15°-20° cooler. The first ...

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The decision was made after the National Weather Service reported the local heat index could range from 105 to 109 degrees.

Columbus and Cincinnati locals, wet weather could lead to conditions that cause flash floods. Here's how long those conditions will last.