It was “one of the rarest” tornado outbreaks on record, says a tornado expert, but “things like that are possible.”

May likely will be the wettest month since March 2024. The weather may finally have the drought on the run.

After 10 straight days of below-normal temperatures, the first week of June may start feeling like summer.

But NOAA and other forecast services say that the 2025 season may not be as active as last year's.

This is about as chilly as it gets around here in late May, but the showers are dousing the rain deficit.

Winds up to 105 mph were reported in the gustnado, and up to 95 mph in the tornado.

The National Weather Service was investigating whether a twister touched down in the Franklinville area Friday.

The rains had ripple effects at the Philadelphia International Airport, and on the Stotesbury Regatta.

The twister touched down in Atlantic County with winds of 65 to 75 mph. Storms ripped down trees and flooded roads.

The likeliest time for severe storms would be between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m., the weather service says.

Ospreys also have made a remarkable comeback.

Weather forecasts this week have missed the mark at times, but Friday is expected to be wet and chilly.

But the outlook for the weekend is dry, sunny, and comfortable.

Strong storms are possible Saturday, and showers may fall on the first day of the PGA tournament.

The period from Nov. 1 to April 30 set a record for days with gusts of 30 mph or higher.