While flying at about 240 statute miles above Earth, NASA Astronaut Don Pettit captured the rare solar eclipse as the moon cast its dark shadow across the planet below as it lined up between Earth and the sun. Credit: NASA
Gusty storms will track toward the Eastern Seaboard Thursday.
In the wake of Monday's powerful mile-wide tornado, safe rooms in new homes in schools have become a hot topic.
In the town of Belmar, N.J., a major milestone has been reached. All 1.2 miles of boardwalk will reopen for the holiday weekend.
Gusty storms capable of small hail and destructive winds will continue over the eastern Ohio Valley and Northeast Wednesday evening. Heavy rain will also produce some travel delays.
Cool weather will be the story at Kauffman Stadium and Comerica Park on Thursday.
Widespread severe weather shook the country the last week, with multiple violent tornadoes. More unsettled weather will target Northeast into Thursday, with a much cooler weekend. Meteorologist Justin Povick has the details.
People from around the U.S. are gathering together to help clean up Moore. Plus, we look at the worst allergy cities for baseball fans. Valerie Smock has your top headlines.
Evan Myers and Elliot Abrams track the storms east.
The mayor of Oklahoma City toured the hardest-hit areas in Moore as residents now focus on cleaning up the mess. Valerie Smock said the mayor hopes to see improvements soon.
Near Flint, Mich., strong winds knocked down trees and caused significant damage to many homes.
