Storms

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

The church is thought to have been part of a medieval trading settlement sometimes referred to as the "Atlantis of the North Sea."

Lightening on Jupiter and Earth may actually be comparable, despite the two planets being vastly different.

Warming temperatures are causing a record snowpack to melt quickly in the National Park.

At least two deaths have been reported after a tornado touched down in a Gulf Coast neighborhood on Saturday morning.

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

Tornadoes generated by powerful storms touched down in Akron, in the northeast of the state on Wednesday.

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

Zee had to break up an argument on Twitter as one fan could not believe the hail was real.

Tulare Lake is re-emerging after storms battered the state, but it is wreaking havoc on local communities.

Major flooding last week in southeast Florida led to fuel shortages at nearly 60 percent of gas stations for a number of days.

The recent Mississippi tornado killed at least 25 people, but a tornado emergency was only predicted 11 minutes before impact.

At least 10 people have been killed by the storms, with over 600 injuries reported in Arkansas alone.

Florida is now classified as drier than California per the most recent U.S. Drought Monitor Map published Thursday.

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

The woman, a resident of Rolling Fork, initially believed a tree had collapsed onto her home, only to realize it was a wall caving in.

The small-town mayor addressed the media after a powerful tornado ripped through parts of Mississippi and Alabama, killing 23 people.

Tulare Lake dried up about 80 years ago, but it is set to make a comeback as atmospheric rivers continue to pummel California.

California has mostly recovered from its drought but several other states are plagued with similar conditions.

The state has battled flood risks after several atmospheric rivers released excessive rain, and landslides have accompanied these rivers.

More precipitation is on the way, and water management officials are releasing water in some reservoirs to make room for what's to come.

The map told a shockingly different story only three months ago, before most of the storms hit the state.

More than 44 percent of the state is free from drought after a series of moisture-laden storms, but is the weather enough to end the state's drought?

Some of the reservoirs have overflowed, a rare occurrence in recent years.

Zee was standing in 40mph winds by the Hudson River as she did a live cross, but some fans were more worried about how she looked on camera.

Ice storms and freezing temperatures hit the central and southern U.S. as hundreds of flights are delayed in Texas.

The water level in California's second-largest reservoir has risen by more than 90 feet in three weeks.

Over 32 trillion gallons of rain fell on the drought-stricken state, but most of this precious water has now been lost to the ocean.

FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell said Thursday that the estimated price tag is expected "to go up."

Reservoirs along the Colorado River reached record lows last year, but recent rainfall has brought hope to the region.