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Hurricane Dorian exits Florida; Georgia and the Carolinas brace for storm. Death toll hits 20 in Bahamas.
Storm, now a Category 2 hurricane, stalls over Bahamas as it inches closer toward U.S. Eastern Seaboard.
Extreme weather disrupting sporting and other outdoor events is not at all uncommon
Have your gloves and hats ready.
A new study published by The Washington Post has found where temperatures have risen dangerously fast across the United States.
A stubborn weather system parked over the central United States has spawned a record-setting number of twisters and massive flooding.
Severe weather that has been pounding the central U.S. has created some major scenes of devastation.
Four people are dead in floods and tornadoes ravaging Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and Iowa. Two homes have fallen into a swollen river.
The National Weather Service confirmed 18 tornadoes during a weekend of violent weather. Eight people are dead.
At least three people are reportedly dead in Mississippi and Texas after powerful storms battered the South over the weekend.
Snow melt, precipitation from “bomb cyclone” swamp entire towns in Nebraska and Iowa, as Missouri and Kansas brace for record flooding.
Massive winter storm slams most of the Midwest and East with icy snow, threatening travel and closing schools and federal offices.
Hardy Midwesterners decided that if they couldn’t beat the polar vortex, they’d venture into the Arctic air and have some fun.
An atmospheric scientist explains why water can do some strange-looking things at very cold temperatures.
Don’t talk when you’re in the deadly cold, weather officials warn as polar vortex blasts the Midwest. But there is some good news.
Life-threatening cold temperatures in the central US are caused by changes in wind circulation in the Arctic that bring cold air south.
It's already cold and snowy across a large swath of the central U.S., but wind chill values could go as low as minus 50 degrees by midweek.
Winter Storm Harper left buckets of snow, rain and freezing cold temperatures across the central and eastern United States.
Winter comes with colder temperatures. You and your body can work together to stay comfortable.
The storm that has walloped much of the midwest with snow will move at a rapid pace once it reaches the eastern part of the country.
Dangerous cold from the Plains to the Northeast will follow Winter Storm Harper, which is already disrupting air and train travel.
The polar vortex has fractured, potentially bringing “severe and punishing” cold and “heightened storminess” to much of the United States.
About 10 million people are reportedly under winter weather alerts across the region, with some areas expected to get 18 inches of snow.
Super Typhoon Yutu ripped through the Northern Mariana Islands on Wednesday, packing 175 mph winds and gusts of up to 215 mph.
Michael ripped through the Panhandle and has been blamed for at least two deaths. The storm began pummeling the Carolinas on Thursday.
Michael strengthened to a Category 3 hurricane with 120 mph winds. Forecasters say it could be "potentially catastrophic."
Some people will invariably choose to shelter in place during Hurricane Florence without considering the storm's aftermath.
Hurricane Florence, currently a Category 3 storm, could make landfall from North Carolina to southern New England.
"Weirdness abounds," said Rutgers University climate scientist Jennifer Francis said of record heat in America and beyond.
The answer lies in the quirks between the most popular forecasting models.
And before you ask, no, this isn't an April Fools' Day joke.
The fourth nor’easter in three weeks and a mudslide-causing atmospheric river brought severe weather to the East and West coasts.
The first day of spring is almost here no matter how deceiving the weather may be.
The Aurora Borealis may be visible from high latitude states due to a minor geomagnetic storm.
The second of back-to-back nor'easters pummels the northeast from Philadelphia to most of New England, bringing heavy snow and high winds.
Travel to and from major airports on the East Coast may be impacted starting Wednesday. Here's all the airlines that have announced waivers.
As the storm moved off the East Coast on Saturday, millions were without power and coastal areas were under threat from flooding.
Coastal flooding and strong winds are just some of the effects of the nor'easter slamming the Northeast and mid-Atlantic on Friday.
The tsunami warning, which was sent erroneously, flashed across the screens of residents on the east and gulf coasts.