Southern California Storm Forecasts Heavy Rain and Tornado Threat
Southern California faces its first significant storm of the season, bringing heavy rain, potential flash flooding, and a rare coastal tornado threat from Wednesday through…
Southern California faces its first significant storm of the season, bringing heavy rain, potential flash flooding, and a rare coastal tornado threat from Wednesday through…
Remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel triggered historic flooding across Las Vegas, dumping a record 1.08 inches of rain on October 11, 2026, tying an October daily maximum dating…
A powerful nor’easter affected the Northeast coast on September 26, 2026, bringing dangerous coastal flooding, high winds, and significant power outages, with officials urging…
A powerful nor’easter batters the northeastern United States on September 26, 2026, knocking out power to tens of thousands of homes and businesses, grounding hundreds of flights…
Thousands were without power on the U.S. East Coast on Friday night as a nor’easter struck.
A rare September nor’easter could bring rain, wind, and coastal flooding to the East Coast through midweek, with officials warning of uncertain but potentially severe impacts from…
Torrential downpours dumping over eight inches of rain triggered severe flash flooding, road closures, and mudslides across south-central and southeastern Minnesota late Friday…
Severe weather is threatening multiple U.S. regions with dangerous heat indices climbing to 110°F in the South and flash flooding risks expanding across the mid-Atlantic and…
Heavy rain and powerful waves from Hurricane Marie, though offshore, flooded streets and overwhelmed coastal communities in Southern California on September 6, 2026, with…
Hurricane Lowell intensified into a powerful Category 3 system with 125 mph sustained winds as it began a northward turn in the Pacific.
A man in his mid-50s died at the Burning Man festival in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert after a medical emergency, organizers confirmed.
Severe storms on August 28, 2026, knocked out power for over 100,000 CPS Energy customers in San Antonio, with 59,963 still without electricity as of August 29.