BAKERSFIELD, Calif.-- California[1]'s desert heat was no prize for a CEO dressed in a home mascot last month, leading him to faint on camera during a sweepstakes award.
PropQwiz[2] CEO Jim Casey dresses as a bright, smiling home when his company goes to
TWENTYNINE PALMS, Calif. – A popular trail at Joshua Tree National Park[1] closed down after a recent summer monsoonal event flooded the area and created unsafe conditions for hikers, officials announced Monday.
Thunderstorms[2] dropped nearly half an inch of
TESCOTT, Kan. – Many areas in Central Kansas[1] were struck by flash flooding on Tuesday as thunderstorms rolled through the area, prompting a state of disaster emergency declaration for the governor.
As much as 1-4 inches of rain fell in storms on Monday,
Florida[1]'s forecast this week is rain and more rain as plenty of tropical moisture keeps storms over the Sunshine State every afternoon and evening, creating the potential for flooding[2].
The good news is that the mornings will still be pleasant.Residents
Updated at 8:30 a.m.ET on Tuesday, Sept.9, 2025.
Broadly hostile conditions continue to dominate the Atlantic, Caribbean and Gulf.There are no signs of any tropical development this week, and development next week looks limited.
Long-range computer forecasts
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CHARLESTON, S.C.– A sprawling, stationary front has parked itself just off the Eastern Seaboard, which will bring days of dry conditions for most of the East Coast.However, this same weather pattern will bring a flood[1] threat to low-lying coastal
HONOLULU – Tropical Storm[1] Kiko is continuing to rapidly weaken as the former major hurricane[2] makes its closest approach to the Hawaiian[3] Islands on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Kiko was downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm late Monday night local
FRESNO, Calif. – The Garnet Fire continued to rage Monday in the West[1] despite around-the-clock efforts to suppress the flames.
Days of response from firefighters' efforts to hold the primary line, the Garnet Fire has spread across 53,000 acres in California