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CONEJOS COUNTY, Co. – Two elk hunters were found fatally struck by lightning[1] in Colorado[2] more than two weeks after they went missing during severe weather.
The Conejos County Sheriff’s Office said Andrew Porter, 25, of Asheville, North Carolina, and
HOKITIKA, New Zealand – A radar stationed on the west coast of New Zealand was shredded by a powerful lighting[1] strike last week, putting the radar out of commission.
The incident occurred Thursday when the area near Hokitika, where the radar is located,
ASHEVILLE, N.C.– It's been about a year since Hurricane Helene[1] left communities across western North Carolina reeling from damage and loss after heavy rainfall created mudslides and flooding[2] that washed through the Blue Ridge Mountains.
When Hurricane
Updated at 9:30 a.m.ET on Tuesday, Sept.23, 2025
As Hurricane Gabrielle accelerates away from Bermuda, our attention turns to two tropical disturbances, tagged Invest 93L and 94L, east of the Caribbean.Both have a good chance of developing late in the week
MIAMI – The Atlantic[1] Basin is starting to heat up after two new invests[2] were designated for possible development on the heels of powerful Hurricane Gabrielle[3] on Tuesday morning.
Those invests are now known as Invest 93L and Invest 94L.
An "invest" is
MIAMI – The National Hurricane[1] Center (NHC) is continuing to monitor the development of invests[2] 93L and 94L in the Atlantic, and forecasters now say there’s a high chance they will become tropical depressions[3] or tropical storms[4] in the coming
FORT SMITH, Ark.– Nine states across the southern Plains are under the threat of severe thunderstorms[1], with parts of Arkansas[2] and Oklahoma[3], in particular, threatened by storms capable of generating a few tornadoes[4] Tuesday afternoon.
According to
FORT SMITH, Ark.– Severe storms tore part of the roof off a hospital in northeastern Oklahoma[1] Tuesday, part of a broad severe weather[2] threat that spanned nine states across the southern U.S.[3]
Parts of Arkansas[4] and Oklahoma, in particular, were