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The northeastern United States will be in the middle of an atmospheric battle zone into the end of September as waves of cool air begin to push out of Canada and tropical air fights back.
As Florence brings catastrophic flooding to the Carolinas, AccuWeather is there. Tune into the AccuWeather Network on DirecTV channel 361 and Fios channel 619 for live coverage.
Flooding from Florence is far from over and the worst may be yet to come for some unprotected communities along the major rivers in parts of the Carolinas.
Millions of live stock have been killed in North Carolina after Florence dropped a deluge of rain across the state.
AccuWeather's founder and president denounces “inaccurate information” about Hurricane Florence's economic impacts, while the company predicts the total economic toll from Florence to be $50-60 billion.
Dramatic footage shows the moment a family of five and their pet dog were rescued from floodwaters caused by Hurricane Florence in North Carolina after clinging to trees in the water for several hours. Wild Florida Airboats hauled the family, which included a mother who was eight months pregnant, and said they were hanging there for four hours and had started to prepare to die.
Storm Ali unleashed strong winds and downpours on the British Isles Wednesday and more unsettled weather is expected across the region in the coming days.
A strong wind ripped the roof off a shed in Dublin on September 19, as Storm Ali passed over Ireland. The storm left more than 140,000 homes and businesses without power in the Republic of Ireland, while about 32,000 homes were left without power in Northern Ireland.
Of the more than one million people ordered to evacuate before Hurricane Florence's arrival on the eastern United States coast, not everyone chose to escape harm’s way.
Wilmington, North Carolina, was practically cut off from the rest of the state after Hurricane Florence came ashore, flooding roadways and making travel nearly impossible. In some places, streets collapsed, as seen in this clip shot September 18.
Hurricane Florence hammered the Carolinas with damaging winds, storm surge and catastrophic flooding; now charities and volunteers are helping victims get back on their feet.
AccuWeather's Jonathan Petramala spent time in Puerto Rico as the island marks one year since Hurricane Maria made landfall. He met famed boxing trainer Johnny Gonzalez-Martinez. Along with hundreds of others in his town of Yabucoa, Gonzalez-Martinez lost everything when Maria hit, including his wife of 50 years. Here's his story.
A landslide hit Sitio Sindulan, Barangay Tinaan in Naga City Thursday morning local time, police said.
Although an anniversary of a disaster can be tough for survivors, even triggering memories for some, it can also be viewed as a time of reflection on how far survivors have come.
A newly formed tropical depression will bring needed rainfall, but also a flood risk to the southwestern United States and southern High Plains during the second half of the week.
When a disaster occurs, the homeless population is the most vulnerable group within a community.
Nearly a week after Florence’s initial landfall in the Carolinas, the worst of the flooding is still unfolding as rivers that have hit major flood stage still have not crested.
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As many communities come together to recover during a disaster's aftermath, there are commonly a select few that choose instead to participate in antisocial behavior.
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