Breaking: Dorian Upgraded to Hurricane Status

Breaking: Dorian Upgraded to Hurricane Status

Tropical Storm Dorian has strengthened and is now considered a hurricane. The storm will move through the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico Wednesday with wind gusts over 90 mph. A hurricane warning has been issued for the U.S. and British Virgin Islands, while a Hurricane Watch is in effect for …

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Flash Flood Emergency in New Orleans

Flash Flood Emergency in New Orleans

A flash flood emergency has been declared in New Orleans Wednesday as heavy rainfall inundated the city. Parts of the French Quarter are already flooded, and city offices are closed. Flooding of city streets forced all streetcars and buses to temporarily suspend service Wednesday morning. The heavy rainfall is associated …

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4th of July Forecast: Who Could Get Rained Out

4th of July Forecast: Who Could Get Rained Out

Millions of Americans are gearing up to celebrate Independence Day Thursday, prepping fireworks, hot dogs, grills and more. But some Americans may need to watch out for thunderstorms, which are expected to hit a few areas of the country on the holiday. Which areas will be affected? Everyone is asking …

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Major River Flooding to Continue

Major River Flooding to Continue

Flash floods are possible in the Plains, Midwest and South this week as more rounds of rain and thunderstorms move through the region. Many rivers and waterways are already in the flood stage, meaning dangerous flooding is possible as more rain accumulates. The month of May saw record rainfall for …

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‘Death Ridge’ On the Way For Southeast?

‘Death Ridge’ On the Way For Southeast?

A dangerous heat wave dubbed a “Death Ridge” by one expert may be on the way for the Southeastern US this weekend. Temperatures are expected to skyrocket to the upper 90s to low 100s from Alabama to Virginia. Temperature records for May could be shattered. Meteorologist Ryan Maue dubbed the …

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More Severe Weather On the Way

More Severe Weather On the Way

Just what we need, more severe weather after several days of tornadoes, thunderstorms and damage. But there’s more on the way before the weekend. What’s Happening Now The NOAA has the following alert: Severe thunderstorm watch: valid until 8:00 p.m. EDT for Maryland, Washington D.C., southeastern Pennsylvania, eastern West Virginia …

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Threat: More Storms On the Way

Threat: More Storms On the Way

Residents of the Plains and Midwest should prepare for more rounds of severe thunderstorms, heavy rain, damaging winds, and hail. There is a major risk of flash flooding as well. Wednesday Storms could develop late Wednesday, bringing locally heavy rain and a few severe storms. These storms will threaten the …

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More Than 20 Tornadoes Reported in 4 States

More Than 20 Tornadoes Reported in 4 States

A severe storm system continues to move through the Plains today after causing flooding, school closures and more than 20 reported tornadoes. The tornadoes were reported in Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas and Missouri. Flash flooding in Oklahoma resulted in the closure of Interstate 40 just west of Oklahoma City. Residents are …

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High Risk of Tornadoes, Flash Flooding Today

High Risk of Tornadoes, Flash Flooding Today

A dangerous outbreak of tornadoes is expected in Texas and Oklahoma today. There is also a major threat of flash flooding for Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and Arkansas. Residents of these states should follow the weather closely as these storms pose a major threat to life and property. The Storm …

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Short Break From Severe Weather This Week

Short Break From Severe Weather This Week

Much of the nation will see a break from severe weather this week due to a temporary change in the jet stream. However, severe storms are forecast to return by the weekend and will threaten the Plains states. Thunderstorms and severe weather that have affected parts of the South and …

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More Than 2 Dozen Tornadoes Cause Damage

More Than 2 Dozen Tornadoes Cause Damage

Tuesday’s severe storms packed a serious punch, as residents of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kansas and Missouri saw yesterday and into this morning. At least two dozen tornadoes were reported across these states, causing damage to homes, buildings, trees and even a church. Texas One tornado was reported approximately 17 miles …

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Tornadoes, Heavy Rain Possible Thursday

Tornadoes, Heavy Rain Possible Thursday

An area of low pressure is set to move through the South Thursday, bringing threats of severe thunderstorms. This system is expected to affect the lower Mississippi Valley, Deep South and Northern Gulf Coast. The NOAA issued a tornado watch for southern Mississippi and parts of southern and eastern Louisiana …

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Six Fun Ways to Celebrate Earth Day

Six Fun Ways to Celebrate Earth Day

Each year on April 22, Earth Day is celebrated worldwide. Earth Day was founded in 1970 by John McConnell to honor the Earth and promote environmental protection. Here are six fun ways to celebrate Earth Day today and this week! Recycle Take electronics, that pile of plastic grocery bags, or …

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What Do Bunnies and Eggs Have to Do With Easter?

What Do Bunnies and Eggs Have to Do With Easter?

You might have wondered where the traditions of the Easter bunny and coloring eggs originated, and what they have to do with the Christian origins of the holiday, which celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ. However, the holiday also has Pagan ties as well. Read on to learn more about …

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Your Easter Egg Hunt Forecast

Your Easter Egg Hunt Forecast

Will late week severe weather affect your Easter plans? Luckily most of the U.S. will be free from storms Sunday, although there may be pockets of volatile conditions. Read on for more information on your region’s Easter conditions. East Coast Late week storms may cause flooding into Easter Sunday in …

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