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Southeast Louisiana will stay dangerously hot all week long with Excessive Heat Warnings expected and Weather Alert Days each day.

Powerful storms toppled trees, sent power lines crashing into roads and some homes and ripped roofs from buildings in the eastern United States.

The National Weather Service has confirmed that a tornado touched down on Cape Cod Tuesday morning, the second twister that hit Massachusetts and toppled trees during a chaotic day of weather.

As another round of flooding and tornado warnings hits Boston and Eastern Massachusetts, we want to see your photos of the rain and flooding.

Colors, thats where we are seeing the heaviest rain falling. purple is an indication maybe hail is falling. yesterday we saw baseball sized hail. we are looking at portions of the mississippi valley and the southeast where you see the yellow and orange spots, thats the spots you will likely see strong storms. we are not seeing a whole lot of lightning. yesterday we watched radar all day long and saw extreme lightning throughout the day. we are still looking at pockets of heavy rain that could le...

Following one of the biggest severe weather days of the year Monday, more thunderstorms will be on the prowl in multiple parts of the United States through the end of the week, AccuWeather meteorologists warn. Monday's deadly severe weather outbreak, which was warned by AccuWeather days in advance, triggered more than 500 reports of high winds east of the Mississippi River. The staggering number of wind reports was part of a multiple-day severe weather event that began across the Great Plai...

The National Weather Service has confirmed that a tornado touched down in Mattapoisett Tuesday morning, as a survey team investigated the damage in the South Coast community.

Weather Blog: Severe Weather Possible Wednesday

Some spots with wind gusts up to 80 miles per hour knocking down trees and power lines. some federal employees were told to leave work early as a precaution as government buildings began shutting down. some workers got caught leaving work with unexpected flash flooding. meanwhile the same storm system reaching east tennessee and in alabama, where a man was struck and killed by lightning. and here in laguardia last night, there were hundreds of delays and cancelations. fortunately things are look...

Southeast Louisiana will most likely be under excessive heat warnings through the rest of the week with it feeling as hot as 120 at times!