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Tropical Depression Two Moves Toward Florida Under Tropical Storm Watch
The center of Tropical Depression Two was located south of Panama City, Florida, on July 19, 2026. A Tropical Storm Watch remains in effect as forecasts predict rainfall totals reaching 8 inches through Thursday.
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Severe Storms Threaten Jersey Shore With Tornadoes And Flash Floods On Saturday
The National Weather Service forecasts severe storms with tornadoes and flash floods for Jersey Shore on Saturday. New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill urged residents to avoid trees and floodwaters during the system.
7.3 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Southern Mexican Pacific Coast Near Chiapas
A 7.3 magnitude earthquake struck the southern Mexican Pacific coast on Friday, July 17, 2026. The tremor was felt from Mexico City to El Salvador without immediate reports of severe damage.
480 Billion Gallons of Rain Fall Across Texas Hill Country Region
Rain totaling 480 billion gallons fell across the Texas Hill Country from July 13 to July 17, 2026. Water levels rose in five rivers and flooding rendered U.S. Highway 87 South impassable transportation officials said.
National Weather Service Identifies Eastern Montana for Greatest Immediate Fire Risk
National Weather Service reports July heat dries vegetation and increases wildfire danger across Montana. Residents and agencies urged to prepare as eastern Montana holds the greatest immediate concern.
Los Angeles Firefighters Halt Eagle Rock Brush Fire That Destroys One Home
A brush fire erupted in the Eagle Rock neighborhood of Los Angeles Thursday and destroyed one home. Firefighters halted the forward progress within an hour with no injuries reported to residents or personnel.
McDaniel Sustains Leg Fractures From Bison in Yellowstone National Park
Carl McDaniel suffered severe injuries after a bison tossed him in Yellowstone National Park. He broke his leg in four places in the attack, which was the second bison-related injury reported that summer.
National Weather Service Issues Flash Flood Emergency In Kerr County, Texas
National Weather Service issued a flash flood emergency for Kerr County, Texas, Thursday. Heavy rain caused the Guadalupe River to rise 10 feet in one hour, forcing evacuations and rescues.
Tornado Damages Northwest San Antonio; City Removes 57 Trees This Week
A tornado caused damage in northwest San Antonio on Wednesday, July 15, 2026. City staff removed 57 trees this week and barricaded twenty low-water crossings due to flooding concerns while no injuries were reported.
National Weather Service Issues Flash Flood Warnings in Arizona Coconino County
National Weather Service issued flash flood warnings for Arizona Coconino County on July 15. A 6 to 8 foot flood wave moved down Havasu Creek near Havasupai Reservation.
National Weather Service Confirms Tornado Touchdown in Northwestern San Antonio
The National Weather Service confirmed a tornado touched down in San Antonio Wednesday morning. Governor Greg Abbott declared a disaster for 59 counties as rain reached 16 inches.
National Weather Service Issues Flash Flood Warnings Across South Texas Counties
The National Weather Service issued multiple flash flood warnings across South Texas on Wednesday. Parts of north-central Uvalde County received 18 inches of rain in 24 hours as rivers are expected to reach minor flood stage.
Bexar County Roadways Remain Closed Due To Ongoing Flooding Conditions
Bexar County roadways remained closed on July 15, 2026, due to persistent rainfall flooding. Texas Game Warden Derek Grimsby urged residents to avoid travel through affected areas entirely.
Tropical Depression Forms 560 Miles South of Baja California Southern Tip
The National Hurricane Center reported a tropical depression formed off Mexico. Winds reach 35 mph as the storm travels west over open ocean with no coastal watches in effect.
National Weather Service Issues Red Flag Warnings for Parts of Washington State
The National Weather Service issued Red Flag Warnings for parts of Washington state due to dry conditions and high winds. Outdoor burn bans remain in effect across much of the interior of Western Washington through September.
USGS Reports 3.6 Quake Southeast of Dilley in La Salle County Texas
The United States Geological Survey reported a 3.6-magnitude earthquake in La Salle County on July 12. The epicenter was located about 7.5 miles southeast of Dilley at a depth of 4.2 miles.
Missouri Governor Kehoe Declares State Of Emergency
Friday, Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe declared a state of emergency. The state activated the emergency operations plan to support local efforts.
National Weather Service Reports Heat Records Are Broken
National Weather Service reported summer heat records broke or tied across the United States. Meteorologist Bob Henson and Climate Central warned of long lasting heat risks this summer.
US National Weather Service Releases Advisory on El Niño
The US National Weather Service released an advisory on Thursday regarding rising El Niño risks. Forecast models show an 81% chance of very strong El Niño before the year ends.
Stalling Front Moves Into Houston Area
A stalling front is moving into Texas, bringing increased rain chances to the Houston area. Tropical moisture arrives from the Gulf, bringing near 50 percent rain chances for the upcoming weekend with low flood risk Monday.
Severe Thunderstorms Cause Nearly One Million Power Outages
Severe thunderstorms impacted the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast United States, causing widespread power outages. No injuries were reported after a roof collapsed at a BJ's Wholesale Club.
Forecasters Predict Near-Average Atlantic Hurricane Season
Forecasters predict a near-average Atlantic hurricane season despite a strengthening El Niño event. European model forecasts 12 named storms and 6 hurricanes aligning with historical averages.
National Weather Service Is Hiring After Losing Employees
The National Weather Service hires new staff to replace workers leaving last year. More than 300 employees joined in June as hiring authorization concludes in September.
Robinson Drowns at Boerne City Lake Without Lifeguards
Jaylen Robinson drowned at Boerne City Lake that lacks lifeguards. Dan Murray recommended parents supervise youth and wear flotation devices.