More than 72 million Americans are expected to travel for the Fourth of July holiday. Some may be in for a rainy trip.

Flash flooding, heavy rain, and a possible tropical system threaten July 4th plans across Florida and the Southeast. Follow ...

Storms, extreme heat, and wildfire risks are disrupting record-breaking Fourth of July travel, causing flight delays, road ...

Storms and downpours could put a damper on plans for 72 million Americans expected to travel during the Independence Day ...

For those heading to any of Florida's theme parks over Fourth of July weekend, don't be surprised by the weather. See ...

Travel. AAA predicts that more than 61 million people will be traveling by car this Fourth of July. The good news for them is that gas prices are significantly lower than they were last year ...

Forecasters are predicting a hot but mostly dry holiday weekend this Fourth of July along with a record number of travelers.

An unsettled weather pattern will heighten the risk of flooding across Central Florida, especially during peak Fourth of July ...

The weather will be clear and dry in the Great Lakes region and Northeast and most of the West on the Fourth of July, AccuWeather reported. Heat and humidity with temperatures in the 90s are ...