September 4, 2026

A quiet morning across all six states, with an empty Atlantic basin.

Overnight storms taper across New York and New Jersey. The Atlantic stays empty.

A slight risk of severe storms and heavy rain covers the region for a second day.

A slight risk of severe storms reaches Raleigh. North Carolina carries the most alerts in the country.

A marginal risk of severe storms covers Chicago, Detroit, and Columbus, with hail possible.

Heavy rain risk shifts west to New Mexico. The Ross fire keeps burning in north Texas.

Federal disaster assistance is now open for storm damage in Kansas and Iowa.

The Sand Creek fire holds at 15 percent in Montana, and heavy rain is possible in Utah by Sunday.

Hurricane Lowell stays south of Hawaii with life-threatening surf expected, and turns north this weekend.

The Aleutian earthquake sequence continues with a magnitude 6.3, and no tsunami message is in effect.

Twenty-one wildfire evacuation orders and alerts remain active across the province.

Alberta carries active weather alerts. Saskatchewan and Manitoba are clear this morning.

No active weather alerts in the province this morning.

No active weather alerts in the province this morning.

New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island carry active alerts. The Atlantic basin is empty.