Forecasters with the National Weather Service are warning that a cold front expected to arrive Sunday night could bring a period of heavy rainfall and possible flash flooding to Southeast Texas.

An atmospheric disturbance in the Gulf of Mexico will interact with a cold front next week, but it has low chances of tropical cyclone development.

A massive cold front sweeping across the U.S. is bringing a sharp and unseasonable drop in temperatures at the start of May.

A cold front will bring the Piedmont Triad a very small cool down on Saturday. Our skies will be mostly sunny with lows in the low 70s and highs in the low 90s. With daytime

We have a series of cold fronts that will be passing through Michigan between today and early next week. These cold fronts are a touch different than Michigan’s typical cold front. The three cold fronts I’m talking about are “back-door’ cold fronts.

The National Weather Service warns the cold front will arrive earlier than initially predicted, with damaging winds the primary threat.

Heat and humidity continue to play a big role in our weather this week. We’ll see mostly cloudy skies Monday evening with temperatures falling into the low 80s. Isolated showers and even a storm are possible this evening.

"More seasonable temperatures, upper 70's both weekend days, and then even cooler by Monday, perhaps just looking in the 60's."