Weather

We've been talking a lot this week about tornadoes with the deadly outbreak in the South and Midwest over the weekend. The storms led to 90 tornadoes in 13 states, including nine EF-3 and two EF-4 tornadoes. So what makes conditions ripe for tornado outbreaks? FOX 10 meteorologist Krystal Ortiz breaks it down in the virtual weather lab.

Sunny skies and nice conditions in the Valley with a high near the mid-70s.

Wind gusts came close to 50 mph in the eastern part of the state as we prepare for temperatures to warm up later this week in the Valley.

At least 42 people are dead in eight states after a severe weather outbreak over the weekend. Communities in the Midwest and the South are starting the long cleanup process. FOX's Caroline Elliott has more from Alabama.

Cooler temps expected today in the Valley with a high in the low 70s.

Over the weekend, a string of intense tornadoes and severe weather swept through several Southern states, claiming the lives of more than two dozen people. As communities work to rebuild, investigations into the devastating events continue.

We're going to see one last storm before things really start to dry out.

A cloudy and warm St. Patrick's Day in the Valley with a high near 81°F.

A powerful storm system sweeping through the central and southern United States has resulted in the deaths of at least 33 people. The storm triggered severe tornadoes, strong winds, dust storms, and icy weather conditions.

After a stormy weekend, we're looking forward to some dry, warm days ahead!

Many are coming to the Valley for the warm weather, but it's all winter in the High Country.