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Gulf Storm Brings Flooding, Coastal Hazards
A developing storm system is bringing heavy rain and coastal hazards to the Gulf Coast from late Wednesday through Saturday. The system is not expected to become a tropical cyclone due to strong upper-level winds and its formation along a frontal boundary.
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Severe Storms Hit Great Plains
Severe thunderstorms struck parts of the Great Plains on Monday with large hail, damaging winds, and possible tornadoes. Denver saw golf ball-sized hail, prompting a Ground Stop at its international airport.
Omega Block Brings Late-Season Snow to Sierra Nevada
An Omega block weather pattern is forming across the lower 48 U.S. states, driving cooler air into the West Coast. The Sierra Nevada could see 8 to 18 inches of snow, with Mammoth Lakes expecting 3 to 5 inches through Thursday.
National Hurricane Center Sees No Tropical Cyclone Formation Expected
The National Hurricane Center reports no tropical cyclone formation is expected in the Atlantic basin over the next 7 days. Tropical waves are present but show no signs of near-term organization.
NHC Updates Cone of Uncertainty for 2026
The National Hurricane Center updates its cone of uncertainty graphics for 2026. The revised version shows inland hurricane watches and warnings across the full five-day forecast period.
Storm Prediction Center Issues Level 4 Storm Risk
The Storm Prediction Center issues a level 4 risk for severe storms in parts of Illinois and Missouri. Forecasters warn of tornadoes, damaging winds, and large hail affecting nearly 50 million people.
National Weather Service Issues Fire Weather Alerts Central US
The National Weather Service places more than 15 million people under fire weather alerts in central U.S. states. Meteorologist Nikki Nolan says gusty winds and low humidity will increase fire risks Thursday through Friday.
Wildfires Destroy Homes and Force Evacuations in Southeast US
Wildfires destroy 47 homes and force evacuations in southeastern Georgia. Florida officials report one of the worst fire seasons with drought and strong winds contributing.
Coast Guard Spots Overturned Vessel Near Saipan
The U.S. Coast Guard spotted an overturned vessel matching the Mariana near Pagan Island.
National Weather Service Surveys Tornado Damage Across Midwest
The National Weather Service surveys tornado damage following a severe storm system. Meteorologist Mark Gehring confirms five tornadoes in Wisconsin and ongoing flood warnings.
Heat Wave Could Break Records in Eastern US Wednesday
A heat wave may set high temperature records in New York, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C. Temperatures are forecast to remain high through Friday before a cold front cools the region.
Severe Storms Damage Plains And Midwest Communities Monday
Severe storms injured several people and destroyed homes in the Plains and Midwest. Power outages affected tens of thousands, with more storms forecast for Tuesday.
Super Typhoon Sinlaku Approaches Northern Mariana Islands
Super Typhoon Sinlaku nears Northern Mariana Islands with winds of 175 mph. Authorities issue warnings and prepare emergency responses for high winds and flooding.
Two Storms Cause Severe Flooding and Damage in Hawaii
Two winter storms cause severe flooding in Hawaii, damaging homes and farms. Governor Green estimates damages may surpass $1 billion as relief efforts begin.
Pender Dies Of Hypothermia After Manhattan Bridge Discovery
Jonathan Pender died of hypothermia at Brooklyn Hospital after being found on the Manhattan Bridge. His family was informed of his death more than a week later.
Officials Order Evacuation As Oahu Dam Nears Failure
Officials order evacuation of thousands on Oahu. The dam is close to failing, causing flooding on the island.
Arizona Records Highest March Temperature In US History
Arizona's Yuma Desert hits 43C, setting a new March high. Phoenix and Las Vegas also break temperature records this week.
Coast Guard Icebreaker Rescues Snowmobiler on Ice Near Mackinac
Coast Guard rescued a lost snowmobiler stranded on unstable ice near Mackinac Island. Rescue involved multi-agency effort and the man is in stable condition after receiving medical care aboard.
Heatwave Pushes Southwest Temperatures Above 100°F Early
An early heatwave raises temperatures up to 30°F above normal. Officials advise caution for vulnerable populations as records may be challenged.