Thunderstorms, some strong, this evening through late tomorrow night; storms can bring downpours, large hail and damaging winds Details >
May 21, 2013; 10:00 AM ET While the highest risk of violent storms is to the south, be ready for strong thunderstorms tonight or tomorrow morning.
Emergency crews combed the sticks and rubble remains of an Oklahoma City suburb Tuesday morning less than a day after a massive tornado slammed through the community, flattening homes and demolishing an elementary school. At least 24 people were killed.
Thunderstorms, some strong, this morning through late tomorrow night; storms can bring hail and damaging winds
More severe weather is on the way for the southern Plains on Tuesday as well as parts of the Midwest and the Northeast.
Severe weather will threaten the Southern Plains and Midwest by Tuesday afternoon. There is a high risk for tornadoes from Dallas to Little Rock. Jennifer Correa explains.
The same storm system responsible for producing violent and deadly thunderstorms will reach the heavily populated Atlantic Seaboard Thursday.
While the highest risk of violent storms is to the south, be ready for strong thunderstorms tonight or tomorrow morning.
The atmospheric severe weather engine began firing on all cylinders this past weekend and reached full speed Monday over Oklahoma.
Short-Range Weather forecast overview for the Northeast United States
Rising temperatures and humidity across the mid-Atlantic will have it feeling like the end of June.
Preliminary reports are calling it an EF-4 tornado that has caused numerous fatalities and injuries in Moore, Okla.
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Following deadly storms across the southern Plains on Monday, severe weather will continue across portions of the southern Plains, Midwest and South.
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