A slow-moving low pressure will come out of the Great Lakes and slowly slip to our south Saturday into Sunday. The weekend will also feature cool temperatures: near 50 Saturday

Forecasters said this weekend will have some of the hottest weather of the year. Here’s where their confidence lies on the potential for rain.

As the cold front approaches Saturday night, some of the best chances of rain we’ve seen all month will arrive and last through the overnight hours into Sunday morning.

Much-needed rain is set to drench the Northeast this weekend, bringing downpours for New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, helping ease some of the drought conditions across some of the region.

Expect morning sprinkles today but it'll be warmer later on. Storm Team4 tracks highs in the 70s in D.C., Maryland and Virginia.

Rain will gradually taper off from southwest to northeast this morning. Skies are expected to clear, bringing plenty of sunshine today.

It’s been a tumultuous few days for Brantley County, Ga., a rural community west of Brunswick and northeast of the Okefenokee Swamp, ever since a wildfire that was mostly contained Tuesday morning suddenly grew and started moving quickly.

The next chance for rain is still coming, but it is arriving a little later. The latest forecast now pushes the better chance for showers and a few thunderstorms into Saturday night and Sunday morning. Most of Saturday daytime should stay dry for many communities.