An early week severe threat targets the storm fatigued Midwest and Great Lakes Monday and Tuesday. A few severe storms are expected to develop Monday night into Tuesday. Hail larger than golfballs and gusty winds will be possible in places like Milwaukee, Madison and Chicago.The severe threat shifts east to include more of the Great Lakes and the interior portions of the Northeast Tuesday. Tuesday’s threat includes a tornado threat, along with the potential for large hail and damaging winds. Watch this video for your hour-by-hour forecast.

April’s monthly outlook is here, and some places are expected to be warmer than previously forecasted.

Dramatic video captured a massive wall of flames closing in on a shopping center in Santee, California, on Sunday evening. Thick smoke billowed high as shoppers were evacuated and fire crews arrived to battle the brush fire. Here’s the latest.

Some parts of the country are seeing earlier than average blooms and leaves on trees, and the weather has a part to play in this. The Southwest and Southeast, in particular, have seen large impacts. Meteorologist Rob Shackelford breaks down what is the main factor in what makes leaves and blooms earlier than normal and what may make them later.

A pattern change will allow the above-average warmth to spread across the eastern half of the U.S. through the middle of the week. Dozens of record highs and warm record lows will be in jeopardy and this includes parts of the Interstate 95 corridor from Philadelphia to Washington as highs climb into the 80s. Watch how warm it will be in your city.