Even though meteorologists are predicting an average number of storms for the 2012 hurricane season, that doesn't mean to breathe a sigh of relief. Valerie Smock has the details.
The center of tropical storm Barry is located about 30 miles north of Veracruz, Mexico.
Traffic was bumper to bumper as streets were flooded and downtown intersections were closed.
Weather conditions in Omaha, NE will be warm and humid with the chance of some thunderstorms on Thursday.
What was once difficult to measure is now being done. Researchers have found a new way to determine the amount of evaporation globally. Valerie Smock explains how it's done.
Residents in Anchorage were out swimming and sunbathing as record-breaking high temperatures continue.
A sinkhole in West View, Pa., grew from 2 feet to nearly 15 feet long, midweek, shutting down West View Road.
As tornado season winds down, heat and the number of thunderstorms increase, as we will see later this week over the Plains and Midwest. Meteorologist Justin Povick has the details.
Rain will be heavy enough for flooding and perhaps mudslides across southern Alberta. Bernie Rayno also discusses the threat for severe weather across the Prairies.
A U.S. Air Force Hurricane Hunter aircraft found flight level winds of 47 mph which translates to 40 mph at the surface. So, tropical storm Barry has now formed.
Wildfires are still burning out in the West with more winds to come, which will be an issue. Plus, we head out on the water to fish. Valerie Smock has the top headlines.
