Those tired of the seemingly endless weather pattern bringing frequent rounds of soaking rain to the Northeast since the summer of 2018 should expect no end to the onslaught in the near future. More
Less than twelve hours after the Carolina Hurricanes defeated the Washington Capitals, fans were lining up inside PNC Arena to purchase their Round 2 tickets. More
Tornado kills 2, rips apart multiple buildings in Louisiana More
Lightning puts on spectacular display over Chicago More
Drone captures devastation caused by deadly Louisiana tornado More
Man rescued after truck flips upside down into flooded ditch More
Violent wind causes it to rain sideways in Texas More
The record-setting flu season in the U.S. is finally over. Here’s how bad it has been.
It's been half a decade since residents of Flint, Michigan, began reporting illnesses, rashes and strange tastes from the brownish-looking liquid coming from their faucets after their city's water source switched.
April 25-28 marks the anniversary of one of the biggest, deadliest and most destructive severe weather and tornado outbreaks in the United States in recorded history.
"It's bad, real bad. We took a direct hit."
Kenneth, which has already turned deadly, is the first tropical cyclone with the equivalent of hurricane strength to strike Mozambique's northern province of Cabo Delgado since modern record-keeping began.
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"It's bad, real bad. We took a direct hit."
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In one chilly place, at least an inch of snow was on the ground for nearly half a year. Some 3,000 miles away, a snowfall record from 1956 was shattered this week.
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