LARGO, Fla.- An unexpected tornado tore through parts of Pinellas County on Wednesday, damaging dozens of homes and leaving a trail of destruction in neighborhoods west of Tampa[1].
The severe thunderstorm moved through the area during the early evening,
PARIS -- The City of Lights was temporarily more like the City of Lightning Wednesday after a ferocious thunderstorm brought damaging winds and torrential rains across Paris and central France.
Gusts reached 65-70 mph in Paris, with a gust of 71 mph in
FAIRBANKS, Alaska – Firefighters across the Final Frontier are working to contain dozens of blazes that have forced evacuations and occasionally sent plumes of smoke drifting into the Lower 48.
According to the Alaska Interagency Coordination Center[1], nearly
Tropical Storm Andrea was easy to miss.From the time the National Hurricane Center gave the system a name until it was downgraded to a remnant swirl was only 12 hours.In retrospect, it probably should have been named a little sooner, and the stats
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Utah – The Forsyth Fire continues to burn thousands of acres in Utah[1] and was officially started by a lightning strike, officials said.
Firefighters have been battling the wildfire[2] since it was discovered on June 19.It has now
The idiom "out of the blue," used to describe something unexpected, is derived from a potentially deadly weather phenomenon —a "bolt from the blue." According to the National Weather Service, a "bolt from the blue" is a cloud-to-ground lightning strike
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"Ring of fire" storms will enhance the flood risk, with 3-5 inches of rain likely across the northern tier of the U.S., and an increasing flood risk for parts of the Gulf Coast and Florida Panhandle. A Level 2 out of 5 severe storm risk ...
"Ring of fire" storms will enhance the flood risk, with 3-5 inches of rain likely across the northern tier of the U.S., and an increasing flood risk for parts of the Gulf Coast and Florida Panhandle. A Level 2 out of 5 severe storm risk ...