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A Super El Niño Is Possible Later This Year. Here's What That Could Mean For Hurricane Season And Winter

You've heard of the term El Niño. By later this year, it could become one of the strongest in decades. Here's how that could affect weather patterns, from rainfall to temperatures to hurricane season.
A Super El Niño Is Possible Later This Year. Here's What That Could Mean For Hurricane Season And Winterstory-preview

Severe Weather, Including Tornadoes, Flooding Rain, Will Hammer Parts Of The Plains, Midwest This Week

Typical for April, severe thunderstorms will plague parts of the Plains and Midwest for multiple days with hail, wind, tornadoes and flooding rain much of this week. Here's our latest forecast.
Severe Weather, Including Tornadoes, Flooding Rain, Will Hammer Parts Of The Plains, Midwest This Weekstory-preview

Feeling Like Summer With Hundreds Of Records In Jeopardy

It’s going to feel more like summer across the eastern U.S. this week as a strong ridge of high pressure builds in across the region. Hundreds of record highs and warm record lows will be in jeopardy. Parts of the Interstate 95 corridor from New York City to Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington could see highs at or just below 90 degrees! Watch how warm it will be in your city.
Feeling Like Summer With Hundreds Of Records In Jeopardystory-preview

Would You Believe A Snowstorm And A Tornado On The Same Day?

A weekend snowstorm blanketed parts of Northern California and the Sierra Nevada, and while it was welcomed at mountain resorts, it caused a mess on key highways in and out of the region. It wasn’t the only wild weather in California; see a tornado that touched down in Tehama County.
Would You Believe A Snowstorm And A Tornado On The Same Day?story-preview

Super Typhoon Charges Toward US Territory

It rapidly intensified to Category 5 status last weekend. Now it's slamming the U.S. Northern Marianas and Guam with intense winds, surge and rainfall flooding. Here's the latest on this storm.
Super Typhoon Charges Toward US Territorystory-preview