NASHVILLE, Tenn.– As the second severe weather season[1] gets underway, storms are threatening millions of Americans through the weekend.
More than 10 million Americans are at risk for strong storms, and while scattered storms are possible on Saturday, the
The first real glimpse of winter[1] is coming for millions of Americans next week as temperatures drop and a chance for snow[2] rolls in.
An area of low pressure is expected to move out of Canada as the weekend approaches, ushering in the first taste of
Though November hurricanes[1] are far less common, that doesn't mean they don't exist in the Atlantic basin.Hurricane season[2] runs through Nov.30 for a reason – treacherous storms can and have happened.
BUFFALO, N.Y.– More than 60 million Americans throughout the Northeast[1] are under High Wind Alerts[2], as a series of fast-moving storms begin to sweep across the Great Lakes.
Wind[3] gusts of 55 mph, strong enough to take down powerlines, are possible
A "supermoon" occurs when a full Moon[1] coincides with the Moon's closest approach to Earth in its elliptical orbit.
7 TIPS ON HOW TO SHOOT THE MOON...WITH A CAMERA[2]
At different points in its orbit, the Moon is sometimes closer to Earth than usual.
When
An early winter preview is forecast for the Upper Midwest[1], the Ohio[2] Valley and the Northeast[3] next week, as a strong dip in the polar jet stream[4] is expected to plunge temperatures anywhere from 10-20 degrees below average for more than 200 million
MOUNT WASHINGTON, N.H.– The summit of Mount Washington in New Hampshire[1] recorded a 100+ mph wind gust on Tuesday morning, caught live on camera.
Just after 4 a.m., a wind[2] gust of 103.6 mph was recorded at the top of Mount Washington.
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Two young hikers were saved by Stowe Mountain[1] Rescue late Sunday night after trekking Mt.Mansfield.
The organization said a call came in after dark when two young men reached the 4,395-foot summit of Vermont's[2] tallest mountain, but needed assistance when
The La Niña[1] climate pattern has taken hold of the U.S.ahead of the start of meteorological winter[2], which forecasters say typically spreads more snow [3]across the Northern Tier of the U.S.[4] and nasty conditions for the Northeast and New England.
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