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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.
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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.
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 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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
National Weather Service Issues Heat Warnings for New York
National Weather Service issued extreme heat warnings and watches for New York. Officials advised residents to access air conditioning and check on neighbors.
Models Forecast Heat East As Snow Falls West
Snow fell in the northwest while heat is forecast for the east. Models predict temperatures could reach 40 degrees Celsius in New York, Philadelphia, and Washington D.C. on Thursday and Friday.
Saharan Dust Arrives in San Antonio Area
Saharan dust arrived in the San Antonio area on June 29. Meteorologist Justin Horne forecasts steady conditions through July 4.
Illinois Tornado Reports Surpass Previous Yearly Record
Illinois recorded 173 tornado reports following a Sunday severe weather event. That total exceeds the previous yearly record of 126 set last year.
National Hurricane Center Assigns Names to Tropical Storms
The National Hurricane Center assigns designations to depressions and names to tropical storms during the Atlantic hurricane season. The season operates from June 1 through November 30.
Tormentas Matan a un Hombre en Des Moines
Una nueva ronda de tormentas eléctricas severas avanza por Estados Unidos. Un hombre falleció en Des Moines tras caer un árbol.
Asian American Adults Report Behavioral Changes Due to Immigration
An April 2026 survey found half of Asian American and Pacific Islander adults reported changes due to immigration policies. Sixty percent stated the United States is no longer a favorable nation for immigrants.
National Weather Service Confirms Tornado in Southwest Iowa
The National Weather Service confirmed a tornado formed in southwest Iowa on Friday. More than 243,000 customers were without power due to storms in Illinois.
Storm Prediction Center Reports Zero Tornado Fatalities for May
Storm Prediction Center reported zero U.S. tornado fatalities during May 2026. The last zero-fatality month occurred during 2021.
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.
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.