Astronomical summer starts a little earlier this year, with the summer solstice Thursday.It's the earliest start of the season in the past 228 years.
With the scorching temperatures across the U.S.[2], it's already felt like summer for weeks.If you
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas – Storm surge and heavy rain from the outer bands of Tropical Storm Alberto[2] are flooding Texas[3] coastal towns, including Corpus Christi's downtown area.
FOX Weather Correspondent Robert Ray is in Corpus Christi[4], where the
FOLLET'S ISLAND, Texas – The first named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season punished Texas beach towns with storm surge that put communities underwater.
A storm chaser took drone video of Treasure Island, a beach town on Follet's Island, a
MOUNT ST.HELENS, Wash.- Hundreds of small earthquakes[2] have been rumbling under Washington[3] State’s Mount St.Helens since the start of February, but the United States Geological Survey (USGS) says there’s nothing to worry about.
The USGS said
California’s summer is off to a hazy start as multiple massive wildfires[2] fueled by hot temperatures and gusting winds are blanketing the state in smoke.
So far early in this wildfire season, fires have consumed nearly 90,000 acres in California[3]
Tropical Storm[2] Alberto has formed in the Gulf of Mexico, marking the first named storm of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane[3] season.
The storm is bringing heavy rain and coastal flooding[4] to much of the Texas[5] Gulf Coast, even though the center of
Tropical Storm[2] Alberto became the first named storm of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane[3] season on Wednesday, and as the storm churns over the open waters of the Gulf of Mexico, it continues to blast Texas[4] with heavy rain, storm surge flooding[5]
Tropical Storm Alberto formed Wednesday, marking the first named storm of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane[2] season.
These maps from the FOX Forecast Center show the latest live information on Alberto.
You can also download the FOX Weather app[3] to get
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The Gulf system officially designated Potential Tropical Cyclone ONE (the technical name for a potential tropical threat) has not yet organized around a well-defined center, so it can't be officially named Tropical Storm