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Use the interactive radar map to track the storm as it passes through the Valley.
The normal high temperature for the date is 63°F.
Early next week, temperatures are expected to climb to around 90°F. Warmer weather isn't uncommon in May -- but hitting 90°F is.
Highs in the 60s are found most often through Youngstown history.
We've seen plenty of rain this past month but can we expect more of that this week?
A few home openers for baseball through the region today. How is the forecast looking heading into the games, and should you expect to get wet?
A few light snow flurries were reported in a few places early Tuesday morning across the Valley.
Winds will begin to pick up Monday evening into the overnight hours of Tuesday morning.
Heavy thunderstorms caused flooding in basements and roads in Lowellville, Ohio, with crews working to clear debris and an area flood warning in effect until 7 am.
A cold front helped create thunderstorms with hail across the region.
NOAA's updated May outlook was released on Thursday.
We have only had three days at or above normal temperatures so far in the first 11 days of the month.
The growing season officially began earlier in April.
The next week the Youngstown area can expect temperate and dry weather. This is all thanks to a weather pattern known as the Omega block.
Multiple rounds of severe weather have worked through the Valley.
Most, but not all, of the country will see a higher-than-normal probability of above-normal temperatures.
The first half of April has been wet and warm across the region, with several weather systems bringing showers and storms. Not only have we seen this active weather pattern, but we...
Tracking severe weather in the Valley.
Heavy thunderstorms caused flooding in basements and roads in Lowellville, Ohio, with crews working to clear debris and an area flood warning in effect until 7 am.
Wednesday's storm is bringing reports of hail across the Valley.
It has been a warm spring for eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania. Are we breaking any records?
A list of summer events in Mahoning, Trumbull and Columbiana counties in Ohio, and Mercer and Lawrence counties in Pennsylvania.
Rainfall will be the most heavy and steadiest late Friday evening through early Saturday morning.
The Lyrid meteor shower is peaking this week. A look at what to expect.
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