Northeast Ohio's forecast for Thursday calls for additional rain along with a return of colder weather Thursday evening.

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Masters weather forecast looks to little chance of rain falling at Augusta National Golf Club, save for the second day of the tournament on Friday. Thursday's first day of tournament action see partly cloudy conditions,

Due to some heavy rain in the forecast for residents in the Upstate and western North Carolina, Thursday is a Weather Impact Day. Read more:

More strong to severe storms could be possible in Alabama on Thursday, according to forecasters. The National Weather Service said the main concerns will be damaging winds, hail and heavy rain, but there will also be a low-end risk for a tornado.

STRONG STORMS THURSDAYWe use the term “Impact Day” to describe weather that is inconvenient and could cause some disruption to your normal daily routine. Sign up for our NewslettersThursday will be an “Impact Day” because some scattered storms move through the state in the afternoon and evening.

Clouds are back in the picture Wednesday along with areas of light rain showers. Temperatures improve to the low 40s on Wednesday afternoon and get into the mid-40s by Thursday afternoon. The light rain chances carry on into Wednesday night as well,

Day two of Severe Weather Awareness Week in Minnesota and Wisconsin focuses on the different threats spring and summertime storms can bring to an area, and how you can keep

After a chilly start to the day, temperatures will remain well below average this afternoon with highs just in the low to mid 60s again. Gorgeous sunshine hangs on today but rain chances return as we head into Thursday afternoon.

There will be continued onshore winds with some mixed clouds and sun on Thursday. A brief shower is expected, but there won’t be much rain for most neighborhoods.

It’s dry for now, but throughout the morning there is a chance for a snow/rain shower, and if any snow squalls develop, we’ll issue a First Alert Weather Day during this time period. Meteorologist Mark Dixon previews the forecast,

Much of Middle Tennessee is under a slight risk for severe weather Thursday. The National Weather Service is warning of damaging winds, hail and a low chance of tornadoes.