Fall colors are making their way across the country! 🍁 We want to see what autumn looks like where you live. Share your best fall foliage photos in the comments, along with your city, state and #YesTv for a chance to have your photos featured on-air. 📺

Coastal flooding threatens North Carolina's Outer Banks, with water levels potentially rising 2 to 4 feet near Hatteras Island. Meteorologist @ReynoldsWolf has the latest:

Adorable footage shows a dog jumping through piles of vibrant leaves during peak fall foliage at Center Park in Weare, New Hampshire.

A slow-moving October nor'easter is raising coastal flooding concerns along the East Coast, with waves up to 14 feet and dangerous rip currents. Impacts could last through midweek ⬇️

we are officially weeks away from the sun setting at 4:30 pm. please begin mentally preparing to eat your dinner in the pitch black.

Do you have a sunrise picture in your camera roll? We want to feature it on air! Reply below with where it was taken, and tune in to The Weather Channel tomorrow morning to catch your #SundaySunrise.

The Norte Fire in San Juan Capistrano has rapidly burned 465 acres and impacted at least six homes, fueled by high temperatures and Santa Ana winds. Mandatory evacuation orders are currently in effect for San Juan Zones 4, 5, and 10, and San Clemente Zones 12 and 13, with shelters open at the San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente Community Centers. Authorities urge residents to heed evacuation orders, avoid the I-5 freeway area, and take precautions against deteriorating air quality.

BREAKING: Crews are battling a vegetation fire, dubbed the Norte Fire, that is threatening structures in San Clemente, CA. The fire has quickly expanded to over 250 acres, with multiple homes already engulfed in flames. Evacuation orders have been issued for San Juan Zones 4, 5 and 10. They have also been issued for San Clemente Zones 12 and 13.

Be a part of our #DogWalkingForecast by replying with a photo of your dog, their name, and your city. Then, tune in all weekend to see if they’re featured on TV ⬇️

Rain could disrupt baseball in Cleveland, while chilly temperatures and gusty winds take the field this weekend. The Fan Comfort Index breaks down what to fans can expect 🏈⚾️

Winds of 20-25 mph are picking up across the Great Lakes as a cold front pushes toward the East Coast. Meteorologist Jim Cantore explains what to expect this weekend ⬇️

Firefighters battle the fast-moving Bryson fire in Malibu, California. The brush fire rapidly burned more than 100 acres, prompting evacuation orders in the area. NWS officials say wind gusts are expected to increase significantly overnight, with gusts of 50 to 60 mph possible.

BREAKING: The Bryson Fire has grown to more than 100 acres in Malibu, California near Malibu Country Club. The Los Angeles County Fire Department issued an evacuation order for the Encinal Canyon area of Malibu, with surrounding areas under evacuation warnings.

Two tropical systems are being tracked off Mexico's Pacific coast, with Hurricane Trudy expected to strengthen and Tropical Storm Simon continuing to weaken. Here's the latest:

Parts of Texas and Oklahoma have seen 3 to 5 inches of rain in the past 24 hours, with isolated totals reaching 8 to 12 inches. Additional rounds of heavy rain raise the risk of flash flooding:

As Santa Ana winds fuel wildfire concerns across Southern California, the dangers can continue long after the flames are out. Meteorologist @JMichaelsNews examines the growing challenge of protecting communities from both fire and flooding:

Rare lightning flashes illuminated a heavy snowstorm during an unusual "thundersnow" event at the upper elevations of Colorado's Loveland Ski Area.

A powerful cold front will sweep across the Central Plains and eastern U.S. this weekend to temporarily replace record heat. Afternoon highs will drop into the 50s and 60s for many regions, while morning lows could plunge into the 30s with possible frost. This brief cooldown offers a quick break before above-average warmth returns next week.

Damaging winds and large hail threaten Texas, while flash flooding continues in Oklahoma. More storms are expected overnight, with winds potentially exceeding 70 mph. Meteorologist Chris Bruin has the latest ⬇️