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A storm, set to release another round of severe weather and tornadoes across the central United States early this week, will generate strong, disruptive winds in the absence of thunderstorms across more than a dozen states from the West to the High Plains, according to AccuWeather meteorologists. "Winds may become strong enough to cause property damage, knock over trees and bring down power lines from Sunday to Monday from the Rockies to the High Plains," AccuWeather Senior Meteorologi...

A storm, set to release another round of severe weather and tornadoes across the central United States early next week, will generate strong, disruptive winds in the absence of thunderstorms across more than a dozen states from the West to the High Plains, according to AccuWeather meteorologists. "Winds may become strong enough to cause property damage, knock over trees and bring down power lines from Sunday to Monday from the Rockies to the High Plains," AccuWeather Senior Meteorologi...

A push of cool air and warm, moist air will clash over the northeastern United States to end this week and the first weekend of May, AccuWeather meteorologists say.

Meteorologists say that 'Tornado Alley' may be expanding, though no one is quite sure why. Which southern states might see more tornadoes?

A thick haze of smoke from wildfires in Canada blanketed a large swath of northeastern United States on Monday and Tuesday, prompting health officials in at least eight states to warn those with heart or lung conditions to limit their time outdoors.

A push of cool air and warm, moist air will clash over the northeastern United States to end this week and the first weekend of May, AccuWeather meteorologists say. In addition to a strong temperature contrast from east to west, conditions will range from sunny to rainy and even thundery, all in a span of 100 miles. Thursday may very well be the best day of the week for outdoor plans for the Northeast region as a whole. A high pressure area will first nose southward over the Maritime Provinces o

As the calendar turns to May and AccuWeather issues its annual summer forecast, snow is still falling in some areas of the United States. Radar on the morning of May 1, 2024, shows a snowstorm in Alberta into Saskatchewan, Canada, and scattered snow in the Rocky Mountains. A look at the radar shows some snow Monday morning falling on the higher peaks in Idaho, Montana, Wyoming and Colorado, with a webcam at Roscoe Hill, Montana, elevation 5,000 feet, showing fresh snow. Snow at Roscoe Hill, Mont

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) – Sure, the 86-degree high expected Monday is hot. But it’s not record-breaking. New York City will see a bit of summer weather to start out the week, with temperatures soaring over 80 degrees and some rain showers possible. But the mid-80 highs won’t break the city thermometer. The hottest day on […]

The storm system was threatening parts of Texas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and Iowa through Sunday night.

Following a volatile eruption of severe weather across the Plains on Friday, resulting in nearly 80 preliminary tornado reports, the pattern unfolding across the nation's midsection on Saturday may be eerily similar to Friday, bringing hazards such as damaging wind gusts, large hail, flash flooding and large tornadoes. To put into perspective how numerous the storm reports were on Friday, AccuWeather Meteorologist Alex Duffus noted that the last day that there were more than 75 filtered tor...