Follow our live updates as a deadly severe weather outbreak sweeps east, bringing the threat of tornadoes, hail and damaging storms from the Gulf Coast to the mid-Atlantic.

Following Tuesday's destructive tornadoes, more severe thunderstorms are now sweeping eastward through the South and the mid-Atlantic states. Get the latest on the severe outbreak's impacts and forecast here.

Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano erupts more frequently than almost every other volcano on Earth, but Tuesday’s episode was different. The 1,000-foot-high lava fountains were responsible for temporarily closing parts of the park and a nearby highway. The reason? Falling ash and glassy fragments known as tephra made it too dangerous for visitors and travelers alike. Watch this video to see more of the eruption.

From record warmth to potential snow this week, as winter isn’t over just yet. A clipper will move across the Upper Midwest starting Thursday night, reaching the Great Lakes and Northeast Friday. This system will bring accumulating snow, along with colder air and windy conditions. Several inches look likely with the highest amounts forecast across northern Wisconsin and northern Michigan. Watch this video to see how much snow is in your forecast.

As the Central and Eastern US begins to rebuild after back-to-back weeks of severe weather, we break down why the storm across northern Illinois and Indiana was so strong.