Dan Stillman

Milton’s record-breaking tornado outbreak, tremendous rainfall in St. Petersburg, reverse storm surge in Tampa and stinging winds wowed forecasters.

We start today with some frost in our north and west suburbs and should see a repeat performance tomorrow morning.

Our rainless streak reaches the three-week mark.

The rise of AI has heralded a new chapter in the global race to improve forecasts as climate change intensifies extreme weather.

Shower chance could end our nearly month-long dry streak late Thursday night into Friday, but it’s not a sure bet.

Where will it rain on Halloween evening? How warm will it be for trick-or-treaters? Breaking down the forecast for 12 U.S. cities.

If D.C. avoids rain today, it would extend the dry streak to 35 days, a new record.

Today through Friday are the coolest days we’ve seen since spring.

Before the new version released this year, previous versions displayed only tropical storm and hurricane alerts in effect along the coast.

Temperatures turn noticeably cooler tomorrow and Friday, when some conversational snowflakes, sleet or graupel are possible.