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Tracking This Week's Severe Weather, Tornado Threats

We had a break for a few days. Now, severe weather is returning to the nation's midsection and will last through Monday. We have the latest forecast details you need.
Tracking This Week's Severe Weather, Tornado Threatsstory-preview

What People Often Get Wrong About Climate Change

The difference between weather versus climate, rising extreme weather trends and shifting global patterns proves it’s far more than just a bit of warming.
What People Often Get Wrong About Climate Changestory-preview

Surreal Scenes As Floods Slam Ice Into Michigan Homes

The images are heartbreaking and almost unbelievable. Flooding across Cheboygan County, Michigan has swamped homes and vacation cabins, but the destruction along Black Lake seems surreal. Ice sheets have pierced through homes, and families are finding out that their homes have been obliterated over social media. See the destruction and learn about the record weather that’s causing the flooding.
Surreal Scenes As Floods Slam Ice Into Michigan Homesstory-preview

Smoke In Atlanta? It’s From A Wildfire Hundreds Of Miles Away

There’s smoke in Atlanta, but why? The culprit is wildfires hundreds of miles away. Here’s how our Wildfire Conditions tool can keep you informed on what the local effects are.
Smoke In Atlanta? It’s From A Wildfire Hundreds Of Miles Awaystory-preview

How A Super El Niño Can Impact Atlantic Hurricane Tracks

A Super El Niño is likely to occur during the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, and that may bring good news in more ways than one. Not only do El Niños lead to unfavorable conditions in the Atlantic, but they also can steer any hurricanes that do form away from the East Coast. Meteorologist Rob Shackelford breaks down why this is.
How A Super El Niño Can Impact Atlantic Hurricane Tracksstory-preview