Expect rain and possible thunderstorms.
Rain will replace the smoke this weekend in Rhode Island.
Beware of the heart, the air and the water, the National Weather Service warns.
It's a bad Tuesday in Rhode Island.
The heat index values soar through the roof Tuesday.
The sun wil come out this weekend.
The flood watch continues until Tuesday afternoon.
The flood watch started Monday and is in effect through Tuesday afternoon
The Fourth of July weekend will be dangerously hot.
It's going to get dangerously hot in Rhode Island.
The dangerously hot conditions start Wednesday morning, according to the National Weather Service.
The sun will come out, but not for long.
Rhode Island's in for a wet one, according to the National Weather Service.
Expect clear skies and balmy skies this weekend.
There's a slight chance of rain but otherwise a bright week in Rhode Island.
The coastal flooding hazard remains in effect through late Tuesday night.
AccuWeather expert meteorologists said the developing El Niño is unusual because it is expected to begin early and strengthen quickly.
How hot will it get in Rhode Island this weekend?
Don't let a bit of rain spoil your week in Rhode Island.
Sunny skies will turn cloudy and rainy over the weekend.
The sun shines over Rhode Island this week.
Expect rain Friday night but sunny skies Sunday.
Sunny skies give way to rain this week.
The Rhode Island Department of Health shared safety tips.
The forecast calls for a chance of rain every day of the long weekend.
Midweek thunderstorms will punctuate what will otherwise be a warm sunny week.
The sun will come out in Rhode Island this weekend.
There will be some rainy days this week in Rhode Island.
Friday's rain extends through the weekend.
The potential to see fireballs, whose glowing trains can last for several seconds to minutes, makes it worth searching the skies.
Rhode Island's in for a wet weekend.
Driven by warming ocean waters in the Pacific, the El Niño is likely to strengthen through the summer.
Rhode Island's in for some sunshine in the coming days.
Rhode Island is in for a wet weekend.
A minor geomagnetic storm could push the aurora south over the Northeast, according to NOAA.
The temperature Monday night will be freezing.
The foggy, rainy weather ends with a sunny start to the work week.
The thunderstorms will be followed by fog, showers and more thunderstorms in the coming days, according to the National Weather Service.
Warm weather will accompany the rain, according to the National Weather Service.
The developing El Niño will have a massive impact on the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season.