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Northeast Short-Range Regional Weather Forecast

Video - July 12, 2014; 10:44 AM ET

Short-Range Weather forecast overview for the Northeast United States
PHOTOS: European Balloon Festival Begins in Spain, Gusty Winds Remain in Forecast

News - July 12, 2014; 2:26 PM ET

More than 50 hot air balloons will take to the skies as part of the European Balloon Festival, which began July 10 and continues through the weekend in Igualada, Spain.
Flooding Midwest Downpours

Video - July 12, 2014; 12:31 PM ET

Heavy thunderstorms push across the Midwest, with the threat for severe thunderstorms later this afternoon. Andrew Baglini has the details.
Severe Storms, Flooding to Threaten DC, NYC, Pittsburgh

News - July 12, 2014; 11:29 AM ET

Starting on Sunday, the Northeast and mid-Atlantic will be faced with severe thunderstorms and flooding downpours on multiple days before the new week ends on a more refreshing note.
National Weather Forecast

Video - July 12, 2014; 11:24 AM ET

Weather forecast overview for the United States
Fatal Collapse: The Difference Between Landslides and Sinkholes

News - July 12, 2014; 4:12 AM ET

Weather, geology, gravity and time all acting together can prove catastrophic when the earth finally gives way, unleashing a sudden, fatal sweep, whether by slide or descent.
Northeast Extended Regional Weather Forecast

Video - July 12, 2014; 10:53 AM ET

Extended Weather forecast overview for the Northeast United States
Ten Must-See US Towns With Weather Names

News - July 12, 2014; 4:07 AM ET

While weather influences everyone to some degree, some get a constant reminder that the weather is all around us, as their hometowns are named after particular weather phenomena.