The Fox Forecast Center is tracking another heightened threat for severe weather[1] with the initial focus on the Texarkana region before the threat of hazardous weather expands to the Mississippi[2] and Tennessee Valleys.
Communities such as Little Rock[3],
NASHVILLE – Much of Middle Tennessee[1] is grappling with flash flooding triggered by a stalled weather pattern, which has led to repeated rounds of excessive rainfall.
The central and western portions of the Volunteer State have been hit hardest, with
DELTA, Mo. – Residents in a small Missouri[1] town are dealing with heartbreak on multiple levels after a tornado struck their town Wednesday and their beloved fire chief passed away.
The tornado touched down in Whitewater[2] just before 7 p.m.as part of
MONETTE, Ark. – Cleanup efforts are underway Thursday in Arkansas[1] less than 24 hours after a devastating tornado ripped across parts of the state.
FOX Weather Correspondent Robert Ray is assessing the damage after the twister tore through Monette,
LOUISVILLE, Ky.– A first look at storm damage across Louisville[1] on Thursday morning showed the utter devastation to businesses and warehouses in Kentucky[2]'s largest city.
The National Weather Service in Louisville said a tornado[3] was spotted on the
CINCINNATI – Days of relentless rain and severe storms in the Mississippi and Ohio River Valleys may have many wondering why the weather has been stuck, as if the forecast has been on repeat.
The answer, according to meteorologists, lies in the weather
SELMER, Tenn. – The small Tennessee[1] town of Selmer[2] awoke on Thursday to scenes of utter devastation, the aftermath of a brutal tornado[3] that pulverized homes [4]into piles of debris.
Radar painted a terrifying picture of the massive and deadly storm
The first round of hurricane-season[1] predictions is out.The buzz has been muted because they are all relatively tame compared to recent years.But I thought a post was in order to explain what we think we know and what we definitely don't know.
The key
FORT COLLINS, Colo. – Leading hurricane[1] researchers have a sobering outlook for the upcoming Atlantic hurricane season that could see the fury of storms exceeding typical levels.
On Thursday, Colorado State University[2] (CSU) released its initial