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Apr 19, 2014; 8:05 PM ET Weather forecast overview for the United States

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No Matter the Location: Protect Yourself When a Tornado Strikes

News - April 19, 2014; 4:44 AM ET

Known for their violent, destructive nature, approximately 1,200 tornadoes strike the United States each year.
Severe Storms, Tornadoes: The Difference Between Watches and Warnings

News - April 19, 2014; 3:34 AM ET

Watches and warnings issued to the public are based on different criteria. Knowing the difference between the two can prepare individuals for the necessary safety steps.
Five Life-Threatening Tornado Safety Myths Debunked

News - April 19, 2014; 3:24 AM ET

The United States has the highest concentration of tornadoes in the world, and understanding truth about tornadoes and what to do if one strikes can help save your life.
Strong Thunderstorms Remain a Threat to Florida

News - April 18, 2014; 8:50 PM ET

While heavy rain drenches the Southeast from Alabama to the Carolinas, portions of Florida will remain at risk for strong thunderstorms.
Men Versus Women: Whom Does Lightning Strike More Often?

News - April 17, 2014; 4:53 AM ET

The odds of getting struck by lightning in any given year are approximately one in 1 million, but the odds of getting struck in a lifetime are one in 10,000.
Flooding, Gusty Winds Threaten East Tuesday

News - April 15, 2014; 1:20 PM ET

Another day of active weather is expected on Tuesday with the focus on the East.
Landslides: Where and Why They Occur

News - April 15, 2014; 12:00 PM ET

Last month’s mudslide in Oso, Snohomish County, Wash., has killed more than 30 people and has left many more still unaccounted for.
Strong Storms Target Deep South Monday

News - April 14, 2014; 9:11 PM ET

The threat for severe weather will continue to shift east early this week, putting the Deep South and Southeast at risk.