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May 29, 2012; 5:16 PM ET

This afternoon a storm developed suddenly west of AccuWeather HQ. Before I could assemble my tripod, Henry dragged me from my desk into the lobby to see the storm's impressive shelf cloud.

A Cooler Trough Early Next Week

Ken Clark - May 30, 2012; 12:33 PM

Models have been pretty consistent bringing a more significant trough inland from the Pacific early next week.
Tornado Dopplergangers: AccuWeather HQ Shelf Cloud

WeatherMatrix - May 30, 2012; 12:32 PM

A storm developed suddenly west of AccuWeather HQ yesterday. Before I could assemble my tripod, Henry Margusity</a> dragged me from my desk into the l...
Beryl Escaping, Taking Heat and Humidity With Her

Joe Lundberg - May 30, 2012; 10:11 AM

The last of the heat and humidity will be taken away from the East as the remains of Beryl accelerate out to sea in the next 24 hours. Much cooler wea...
July in May to April in June

Elliot Abrams - May 30, 2012; 9:29 AM

When thunderstorms affected central Pennsylvania yesterday, I made a time lapse video. Here is a still picture just as the storm was approaching my lo...
Severe Storms Hit Oklahoma and Spread East. Beryl Heads Out to Sea

Meteo Madness - May 30, 2012; 9:12 AM

Severe storms will spread East the next three days. Beryl causes heavy rains before heading out to sea.
Welcome Back: Crazy Weather Day

WeatherMatrix - May 29, 2012; 5:33 PM

After a long holiday weekend, I'm overwhelmed today by many exciting weather stories. I've got shelf cloud pics from AccuWeather HQ, flooding pics, a ...
A Step Back to Spring This Week

Joe Lundberg - May 29, 2012; 10:09 AM

After the heat of the holiday weekend, much cooler air is invading the Plains this week, and it will eventually reach the Southeast and the East Coast...
Several Days of Severe Weather. Beryl Still Rainy.

Meteo Madness - May 29, 2012; 8:27 AM

A very active severe weather pattern the next two weeks. Beryl still has a few tricks left before heading back out to sea.