Rounds of showers and thunderstorms, some of which can turn severe, threaten to spoil festivities across the midwestern and northeastern United States this Memorial Day holiday weekend. More
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Another round of severe thunderstorms struck the Texas Panhandle on Thursday afternoon. However, one storm set itself apart from the rest, putting on a spectacular display of clouds over Lubbock, Texas.
After severe weather outbreaks hammered areas from Texas to Kansas and Missouri earlier this week, more severe weather and flooding will threaten these same areas into the Memorial Day holiday weekend.
Rounds of showers and thunderstorms, some of which can turn severe, threaten to spoil festivities across the midwestern and northeastern United States this Memorial Day holiday weekend.
New York's governor sounded the alarm this week, but the issue is 'a Great Lakes-wide problem' -- and it's all caused by weather.
Recovery efforts are just beginning in Missouri after violent tornadoes left a trail of destruction late Wednesday night. One resident said the destructive twister "felt like an earthquake."
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A round of severe thunderstorms swept across the northeastern United States Thursday and Thursday night, leaving damage in its wake.
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On the heels of short-lived Subtropical Storm Andrea, there are indications that another storm may take shape at the end of May or start of June -- just in time for the start of the 2019 Atlantic hurricane season.
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