Thunderstorms

A winter storm with snow, severe thunderstorms and strong winds is moving into the central and southern parts of the country before it hits the Northeast later this week.

Among the fatalities included a police officer and a firefighter in Lubbock, Texas.

The primary threats include isolated very large hail, isolated damaging wind gusts and tornadoes from today through the weekend

Several parts of Arizona, including Phoenix and Tuscon, have been issued with severe flood and thunderstorm warnings, with wind gusts of up to 60 miles per hour expected.

Around 30 years ago, researchers first detected gamma-ray emissions inside storms that are now associated with lightning. But what is the nature of the relationship between the two phenomena?

"We want you to know it's not us," WICS-TV meteorologist Joe Crain told viewers in a Wednesday weather segment, complaining about the Sinclair station's Code Red alerts.

Storm and flood warnings remain in place after days of deadly weather in the Plains and Midwest.

"Strong to severe storms will be possible today," the National Weather Service (NWS) has warned.

"I fear casualties/changed lives today. These storms should not be entertainment," one meteorologist warned.

The warning was in effect for Manhattan, Queens County, Bronx County and Kings County.

"Condolences to the bereaved families. May the injured recover soon," Prime Minister Narendra Modi said.

Scientists had been able to create computer simulations of the phenomenon but until now, that was about it.

Inclement weather could still spoil the best opportunity to see the total eclipse in generations.

Web browsing's ability to detect cancer and the reason storms are getting worse are among the 5 things we learned in Tech & Science this week.

Hint: All those extra particles in the air aren't helping.

A fierce storm struck a Louisiana trailer park.

The storms are coming. This beast of a computer will hopefully buy us some time.

A tornado watch is issued when conditions are favorable for the development of severe thunderstorms.

Three people went to the hospital with injuries.

The storms that started over the Memorial Day weekend have destroyed hundreds of homes, swept away bridges and stranded more than 2,000 motorists on roads.

Researchers capture video footage of lightning and thunder and create images from the acoustic data generated.