Rafael weakened on Saturday and is expected to remain a tropical storm in the central Gulf of Mexico from Sunday into Monday, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) announced. On Saturday morning, the agency said the storm was about 290 miles of Progreso ...

What was Hurricane Rafael downgraded to a tropical storm as the system still heads west into the Gulf of Mexico and continues to be no threat to land for now, the National Hurricane Center kept

SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - Tropical Storm Rafael is just barely hanging on as a Tropical Storm. By Monday it should weaken to the remnant Low pressure formerly known as Rafael. Rip currents and heavy rain will continue in the northern and western Gulf of Mexico, far away from the Suncoast.

Rescue operations were ongoing in Lincoln County as of 10 a.m., with abandoned cars blocking plows and at least two rescuers stranded.

Some areas of New Mexico have already seen over 2 feet of snow, and it's going to keep falling into Saturday. Here's the forecast.

Light to moderate snow is expected Saturday morning across the Denver metro and eastern plains. By the afternoon some of the snow could change over to rain as we see temperatures climb into the 40s. By Saturday evening the snow and rain will come to an end.

On Saturday, the No. 16 Ole Miss Rebels upset the No. 2 Georgia Bulldogs at home. Of course, this called for every Ole Miss fan who could storm the field, as they have likely put themselves in a great spot to make the College Football Playoffs.

Lane Kiffin’s Ole Miss just played its way back into the College Football Playoff conversation. On Saturday in Oxford, No. 16 Ole Miss upset No. 3 Georgia by a comfortable margin, winning 28-10