Hannah Stutler

The Storm Prediction Center has placed the area under a slight risk, or a level 2 out of 5, for severe thunderstorms Monday afternoon into Monday evening.

The Storm Prediction Center has placed the area under a slight risk, or a level 2 or 5, for severe thunderstorms Sunday night into early Monday morning.

The Storm Prediction Center has placed the area under a slight risk, or a level 2 or 5, for severe thunderstorms Sunday night into early Monday morning.

(WKBN) - The tropical Atlantic Ocean continues to be active this week. Hurricane Lee rapidly intensified into a category 5 storm overnight with sustained maximum winds of 165 MPH. The satellite loop below shows the incredible structure of Hurricane Lee: The big question is: Will Lee have an impact on the United States? The current forecast for Major Hurricane Lee is for the storm to continue to push west closer to the United States. The storm is forecast to sustain its status as a major hurrican…

The start of September and Meteorological Fall is right around the corner, and if you are anything like me, you are ready for the fall season and the cooler weather that comes with it. While the co…

How high will temperatures climb in Youngstown over the next week?

A line of showers and thunderstorms will move through the area.

The latest U.S. drought monitor issuance Thursday shows some changes across parts of Ohio and Pennsylvania. Here locally, our area remains drier than normal, with drought conditions still present.

It has been 19 days since we have seen rain at the Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport.

The main weather story this month has been the lack of rainfall.

We are inching closer to the start of summer, and with many people heading to the beach in the coming months, it’s the time of year when you’ll want to keep an eye on the tropics.

The start of May will be chilly and it will likely be the coolest start to the month since 2005.

March weather recap: Here’s how much rain fell during the month

(WKBN) -- It’s the start of March, which means meteorological winter has come and gone. Meteorological winter consists of December, January and February, and we can officially put the 2022-2023 winter season into the record books. With this winter featuring warm temperatures and very little snow, it likely won’t come as a surprise when I say that this winter is going into the record books as one of the warmest and least snowiest winters on record. While there were a few cold spells this winter,…

While January ended with colder temperatures and a few snow showers, most of the month featured warm temperatures, rain showers and well-below-normal snowfall.

After what has been a winter with little snowfall, two different weather systems have each brought accumulating snow to the area over the past five days.

As expected, most places saw between 1-3 inches of snow.

If you are tired of the long nights, there is some good news in sight.

November has come and gone, and Thursday is officially the first day of December and the start of meteorological winter. Let’s take a look at how the weather played out across the area during…

Sunday will be another cold day with temperatures well below average. Te