FAYETTE COUNTY, Ill. – The weekend ended on a stormy note across a large portion of the U.S.[1], as more than 76 million Americans faced the threat of severe weather[2] from the Northeast[3] to the Midwest[4] on Sunday.
NOAA[5]'s Storm Prediction Center had
FAYETTE COUNTY, Ill. – The weekend ended on a stormy note across a large portion of the U.S.[1], as more than 76 million Americans faced the threat of severe weather[2] from the Northeast[3] to the Midwest[4] on Sunday.
NOAA[5]'s Storm Prediction Center had
Updated at 9 a.m.ET on Sunday, July 20, 2025
The tropical disturbance that came off Africa last week is more than halfway to the Caribbean.It's not showing any signs of organization.The National Hurricane Center has the chances in the low category that
BETHESDA, Md.- Torrential rainfall on Saturday overwhelmed creeks and streams outside the nation’s capital, prompting the issuance of a rare Flash Flood Emergency and multiple water rescues in parts of central Maryland[1].
The National Weather Service issued a
BETHESDA, Md.- Torrential rainfall on Saturday overwhelmed creeks and streams outside the nation’s capital, prompting the issuance of a rare Flash Flood Emergency and dozens of water rescues in parts of central Maryland[1].
The National Weather Service issued
Summer[1] means margaritas while lounging in the sun by the beach[2] or pool.What no one tells you is the danger that can come from this routine activity.
When consuming something with limes, lime juice or other citrus and sitting under the ultraviolet
WHITE SAGE, Ariz.– A trio of some of the most endangered birds in the world were relocated from their home in the Vermillion Cliffs of Arizona[1] due to the White Sage wildfire[2].
California condors are the largest land birds in North America, according
Tropical systems have been moving off Africa this season, but any development has been thwarted by dry air, including Saharan dust, high pressure, and in some cases, hostile upper-level winds.Now there's a surprise:the National Hurricane Center is
ORLEANS, Calif.-- Three firefighters were hospitalized Friday after they were struck by a tree while battling a wildfire[1] in Northern California[2].
The trio were part of nearly 1,400 fire personnel stationed on the Butler Fire, part of the Orleans Complex