Drivers woke up Saturday morning with heavy dust, or dirty rain, covering vehicles in Virginia and West Virginia.

Millions across the Midwest discovered their homes and vehicles covered in a mysterious residue over the weekend.

Residents from the Midwest into the Ohio Valley got an unpleasant surprise when they went outside after overnight rain ...

WTAP called the National Weather Service. They say it is dust from Texas. It is not ash from the Carolinas. The NWS says the ...

Reports of vehicles mysteriously coated in dirt ranged from St. Louis and Missouri, through Illinois and even as far away as ...

Numerous folks in Central Virginia woke up to find their cars covered with what at first may have appeared to be pollen, but ...

Happy Sunday, El Paso. I hope the time change treated you nicer than it did me – but I’ll take more sunlight any day so no complaints over here. We close out the ...

While some might have thought it was pollen or just waiting too long for a car wash, meteorologists say it came from dust on ...

Did you wake up Saturday to find your car covered in what looked like dried muddy rain? The National Weather Service has an ...

Throughout the next several days, temperatures will continue to warm up into the 70s, with mostly sunny skies in the area.

One man died and three of his family members were injured when their RV flipped over several times in a severe storm outside of Dallas.

Severe storms that brought large hail to parts of North Texas on Saturday, March 8, hospitalized four people, damaged homes ...