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Severe weather threatens nearly 90 million, covering large swath of US as storms barrel into weekend

Severe storms remain ongoing and are expected to continue to pose problems throughout Friday from the Southern Plains to the Southeast. The overall pattern supports multiple opportunities for severe storms through Saturday and potentially into early next week.

LUBBOCK, Texas – Nearly 90 million Americans are under threat of severe weather Friday in an area covering a broad swathe of the continental U.S.east of the Rocky Mountains.

The FOX Forecast Center expects damaging wind gusts and large hail to be the

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LUBBOCK, Texas – A pattern that shows no signs of relaxing is expected to produce strong to severe thunderstorms through the weekend and well into the upcoming workweek, with only slight variations from day to day.

On Friday, many of the areas that were

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A supercell thunderstorm produced numerous tornadoes from eastern New Mexico into West Texas on Thursday.

LUBBOCK, Texas – A powerful supercell thunderstorm ^[1] trekked across eastern New Mexico and West Texas on Thursday, producing tornadoes, large hail, damaging winds and flash flooding.

The storm traveled more than 80 miles, producing its first tornadoes around

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Drone video shows walls of ocean water crashing onto the sandy shoreline of Icacos Beach, giving three swimmers quite the ride as they bobbed up and down – and sometimes disappeared beneath – the swells.

ACAPULCO, Mexico – A harrowing scene unfolded along a Mexico beach Sunday as drone footage captured swimmers becoming swamped by a huge wave in the wake of Tropical Storm Alvin.

The nearly 2 1/2-minute video shows walls of angry surf crashing onto the

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The development chances for an area of low pressure off the southern coast of Mexico continue to increase, and a tropical depression is likely to form this weekend. FOX Weather Meteorologists Stephen Morgan and Marissa Torres break down the latest on June 5, 2025.

A new area to watch for tropical development is being monitored in the eastern Pacific, joining another system that is likely to become a tropical depression or even Tropical Storm Barbara in the coming days.

According to the National Hurricane Center ^[1]

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The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a new area to watch in the eastern Pacific off the coast of Mexico. It has low chances of developing, but eyes remain on another area of low pressure that could form into Barbara.

Chances are increasing that Barbara will form in the eastern Pacific, but exactly how the next week will unfold is a bit complex and will feature two clusters of thunderstorms, competing to be the basin's next named storms.

The National Hurricane Center has

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Two areas of disturbed weather are expected to develop into at least tropical depressions in the Eastern Pacific Ocean. If both systems do develop, models are showing with high confidence that they will parallel, but stay well offshore of the Mexican coast with limited, if any, impacts to land.

Two clusters of thunderstorms ^[1] in the Eastern Pacific Ocean ^[2] could develop into named storms by the end of this weekend, but which one becomes Barbara and which one becomes Cosme, the basin's second and third named storms of the season respectively,

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This video clip comes from a live camera showing 14-foot tall actively venting hot spring deposit called "Mushroom" located within the ASHES vent field on Axial Seamount in the Pacific Ocean.

If you’ve ever wanted to see the moment an underwater volcano^[1] begins to erupt in real time, you may be in luck.

It just needs to happen first.And you need to be watching a live stream of the event if and when it does.

UNDERWATER VOLCANO OFF
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The first round of Saharan dust is arriving to South Florida on Thursday, June 5 creating colorful sunsets but also helping to suppress tropical activity in the Atlantic Ocean. FOX Weather Meteorologist Marissa Torres said the dust acts as "checks and balances" for the hurricane season. With rounds of rain forecast, this dust could create "dirty rain" bringing some of the dust down to the ground.

MIAMI – A massive plume of Saharan dust arrived in Florida ^[1] Thursday after a 5,000-mile journey from Africa, turning the sky a milky gray and suppressing some rain.

5 THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT THE SAHARAN DUST PLUME^[2]

The NOAA’s GOES-19 satellite time lapse

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