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As hurricanes churn over the ocean, the powerful winds actually push water to pile up on the coast. NOAA defines storm surge as the abnormal rise of water generated by a storm, over and above the predicted astronomical tide. The tide and storm surge together can reach up to 20 feet, according to the National Hurricane Center.

A local emergency was declared in Palm Springs, California, Sunday afternoon as flash flooding overwhelmed the city.

The potential for severe storms is likely up the Interstate 95 corridor including in the Washington, D.C.-Metro area and New York City.

"You can not only see it - you can smell it - you can taste it in the air it is as if you are sitting right next to a campfire," said Michael Estime

More than 10 million people across parts of the Midwest will be at risk of seeing severe thunderstorms again on Sunday, with...

Washington has a snowfall deficit of more than 17 inches. Boston is more than 30 inches in the hole, and New York is around 2 feet below average.

Intelligence is slow-boating its way to people that say they matter. the special counsel says they matter. and a city of egos that want answers, were not getting that. were following the nasty weather. mother nature. right now storm unleashed on the midwest to the east coast. its pounding a lot of folks. i think about 20 million are affected by this. lets go to michael estime on what were looking at here. >> yes, the detroit upstate, chicago, new york, youre in nosh a nightmare. not just on the ...

Tornadoes and large hail threaten the southern Plains and lower Mississippi Valley, while heavy snow is expected in the northern Plains and Upper Midwest.

Tornadoes and large hail threaten the southern Plains and lower Mississippi Valley, while heavy snow is expected in the northern Plains and Upper Midwest.

Tornadoes and large hail threaten the southern Plains and lower Mississippi Valley, while heavy snow is expected in the northern Plains and Upper Midwest.