Capital Weather Gang

Highs head for near 90 to the low 90s on Friday and could reach the mid-90s on Sunday with the heat index approaching 100.

In 2015, 1 in 6 deaths worldwide stemmed from poor air quality, unsafe water and toxic chemical pollution. That deadly toll — 9 million people each year — has continued unabated through 2019, killing more people than war, terrorism, road injuries, malaria, drugs and alcohol.

Winds diminish tonight and aren't as strong tomorrow. Temperatures are rather comfortable.

The hail damaged cars and homes near Cambridge.

The Sunday night sky in Oklahoma brought spectacular views of the pouch-shaped clouds.

The Calf Canyon/Hermits Peak fire near Santa Fe, N.M., has broken the state's record, burning nearly 300,000 acres.

Thunderstorms brought hail and toppled trees across the Washington region Monday.

Friday and Saturday bring our first taste of 90s.

Storms unleashed hail and damaging winds that toppled trees.

Humidity is being whisked away by a cold front. Tuesday's looking glorious.

While rainbows are not rare, this one had a few special elements that caught people’s attention.

A couple of dangerous thunderstorms could form along the Interstate 95 corridor.

On Sunday night, the first total lunar eclipse of 2022 turned the moon red — known as a blood moon — for sky watchers across the globe. This full lunar eclipse happened during a super moon as well, when the moon is at its closest point to the Earth in its orbit, making it appear larger than normal.

Storms this afternoon could produce damaging winds, hail and even a tornado.

Storms on Monday could produce damaging winds, hail and perhaps a tornado or two.

The eclipse will be visible from most of the Lower 48 and North America

Monday’s storms could be severe with a damaging wind threat

Amid unprecedented storm activity, predictions of ocean surge have improved, but inland flooding — now the deadliest hazard — is a focus of forecasters.