Slowly budding tropical system to stir downpours, seas in Gulf of Mexico next week
June 17, 2017, 11:25:34 AM EDT
A slowly budding tropical system near Central America will drift into Gulf of Mexico waters and cause heavy rainfall to… More
A slowly budding tropical system near Central America will drift into Gulf of Mexico waters and cause heavy rainfall to… More
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Severe thunderstorms will pose significant danger to those celebrating Father’s Day weekend outdoors across the central… More
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Severe thunderstorms will pose significant danger to those celebrating Father’s Day weekend outdoors across the central and eastern United States.
From multiples ripping through the state of Wyoming to a daredevil climbing a skyscraper in Spain, here are the top viral videos for this weekly wrap up.
A slowly budding tropical system near Central America will drift into Gulf of Mexico waters and cause heavy rainfall to ramp up and seas to build next week.
There are a few factors that may cause mosquitoes to feast on one person more than another.
Steamy air surging into the northeastern United States will cause the risk for flooding downpours and severe thunderstorms to ramp up Sunday night into Monday.
A bald eagle was seen swimming to the shore of Belcarra Bay, British Columbia. It may seem odd but it's not unheard of. If an eagle grabs a fish too large to fly away with and are unable to get air under their wings to ascend, they opt to swim to shore.
Heat will build to dangerous, record-challenging levels in the southwestern United States this Father's Day weekend and continue through much of next week.
This man was walking to his truck in Ogden, Quebec when a lightning bolt struck a tree that was located only a few feet away from him. The man was not injured but his ears ached and rang for the next two days.
While each tornado is unique, there are similarities that can allow tornadoes to be categorized by size, appearance and how they form.
The blimp had been flying near the U.S. Open with an advertisement attached to it. U.S. Open officials say it wasn't affiliated with the event.