Storm

"You'll never see it again in your life. It's almost like an act of God," said a fire lieutenant on the scene.

If La Niña continues through September then it would be the third time since 1950 that the climate condition existed for three consecutive hurricane seasons.

Leigh Orf, who creates simulations of storms, became interested in tornadoes as a child after an F4 came very close to his home.

"Zeus was just in a silly goofy mood," a viewer joked under the viral video.

More than 30,000 Alabama homes have experienced power outages, and Washington, D.C. and Philadelphia could experience strong winds, hail and tornadoes on Thursday.

Clint Murphy said his 70-year-old immobile father was found "just sitting there" on the edge of his bed.

More than 2,100 residents in the New Orleans area remain without power as of Wednesday morning.

In an update, the energy provider, Oncor said that the storms "resulted in power outages across a large part of our service territory."

"When I turned around it was picking up chairs and strollers, and trashcans were flying all over the place," one witness said Saturday.

Although the couple had to rework several aspects of their wedding, they were able to get married by candlelight.

The alligator became stranded after severe storms ripped through Australia in recent days, causing the lagoon to overflow.

A preliminary measure by the U.K.'s weather service showed wind gusts at 122 miles per hour on the Isle of Wight.

Northern Europe hit with high winds and storm surges as storm makes landfall over the continent.

Gareth Hughes jokes that he "won't be in work tomorrow" as he'll be busy doing "stuff that trillionaires do on a Monday."

Much of the rest of Tennessee is functioning normally, with minimal outages.

Over 50,000 homes have been hit by power outages due to snow, sleet and freezing rain across parts of Texas.

In February 2021, more than 240 Texans died after the state suffered its worst infrastructure failure in history.

The storm is forecast to begin on Tuesday night, only days after a powerful nor'easter struck the Northeast, and last into Friday.

Storm Landon is set to hit as early as Tuesday night and could cause disruption to areas from Texas to New York.

Temperatures across New England are set to plunge to below freezing in many places, as locals brace themselves for a cold snap.

The Midwest will be the first part of the United States to see snow on Friday, with the NWS issuing several weather warnings.

The snow could make travel "very difficult to impossible" as snowdrifts can cut visibility, while powerful gusts can bring down tree branches.

States across the Mid-Atlantic are digging out from a massive snowstorm that left hundreds stranded on highways and hundreds of thousands without power. Live updates for this blog have ended.

"With heavy flooding, downed trees & power lines, multiple streets/lanes of travel are currently closed." the city of Greensboro said.

Multiple counties in both Georgia and Alabama have been warned of thunderstorms, flooding and tornados for Thursday.

Large areas of the West Coast have already seen heavy snowfall and icy conditions amid winter storms.

According to local officials, the most important advice to follow in flooding conditions is #TurnAroundDontDrown and avoid the flooded area altogether.

Winter Storm Warnings and Winter Weather Advisories have been issued for the parts of the Western U.S. and pockets of the northeast.

"I felt the shaking of the house. Next thing I knew, the tub had lifted and it was out of my hands," recalled grandmother Clara Lutz.

"This is honestly the first time I could actually hear what [they] meant by freight train!" one commenter said.