Storm

NOAA has predicted the severity of 2023's hurricane season, which will run between June 1 and November 30.

"There is only a rain of terror beyond these walls," joked one social media user.

The storm has the same strength as a Category 5 hurricane.

Hailstones can grow to massive sizes inside thunderclouds being held aloft by strong winds before falling to Earth at high speeds.

The storm, named Cyclone Mocha, reached wind speeds of up to 175 mph as it gathered momentum over the Bay of Bengal before making landfall in Myanmar.

Fire crews responded to at least 15 vehicles that had become trapped in rising waters across the city in Missouri on Sunday.

Multiple counties across the state were affected by the tornadoes, with damage being caused in the towns of Noble and Goldsby.

Hailstones can grow larger and larger inside storm clouds due to strong updrafts, finally falling to Earth at high speeds.

The storm caused significant damage in Shawnee, Oklahoma—as seen by the state of the local McDonald's branch.

The deadly tornado killed at least three people on Wednesday as it ripped through parts of Oklahoma and left many homes without power.

The huge, dark cloud plunged the city into pitch-black twilight, before lifting again only five minutes later.

Dozens were also injured when a roof collapsed on 260 music fans enjoying a sold-out heavy metal gig at the Apollo Theatre.

The Tri-State tornado, which hit on March 18, 1925, killed 695 people.

A viral Tweet has revealed to the internet that hurricanes never seem to move across the equator into the Southern Hemisphere.

At least 14 people were killed on Friday by storms across the state.

As the Californian coast was battered by the latest winter storm, footage showed high winds blowing a sofa off a skyscraper and tearing up patio tiles.

After months of rain, the state is being battered by a bomb cyclone. The extreme events could happen more due to climate change, a researcher tells Newsweek.

Two atmospheric river systems have hit California in quick succession, leading to massive amounts of snowfall in the mountains and flooding in lower areas.

Excessive rain may be easing California's years-long drought, but it brings a host of other consequences.

The National Weather Service issued multiple severe thunderstorm warnings on Thursday and highlighted 70mph winds as well as the chance of tornados.

Some of the state's reservoirs are overflowing after a slew of moisture-laden storms.

The storm could bring hurricane force winds, rain, snow, flooding and widespread power outages to the Northeast.

An emergency request from Governor Gavin Newsom was approved on Friday by President Joe Biden, with at least two people killed after storms in the state.

More than 5 inches of rain is forecast in some areas of California, adding to the state's snowpack melt and threatening floods for millions.

Forecasters warned the heavy rain could cause "rapid" melting of a near-record snowpack in the mountains, increasing the potential for flooding downstream.

"I know that feeding wild animals is considered a no-no, but the little guy seemed cold and exhausted," Will Birchall told Newsweek.

It is unusual to see these two animals in the same place, but recent storms in Kentucky have thrust them together, said Mammoth Cave National Park.

More than one million people lost power due to storms across the southern and eastern United States.

A 41-year-old woman died in Lexington after a tree fell on her vehicle, according to the Fayette County Coroner's office.

A powerful storm Thursday evening left a trail of destruction across Texas.