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They see double-digit percentage point drops in June and July.In the mid-South, including Rolling Fork, the study projects supercell activity peaking two hours later, from 6 to 9 p.m. instead of 4 to 7 p.m. That means more nighttime supercells.If you want a disaster, create a supercell at night where you cant go outside and visually confirm the threat so people dont take it as seriously, Gensini said.The eastward shift also puts more people at risk because those areas are more densely populated ...

Rev. Bob Gilliland and his wife, Betty, have gone through what few in the world could even imagine. But they say they are "blessed."

An eastern Kentucky native is now helping out the town of Rolling Fork, Mississippi which was devastated by a tornado over the weekend.

Researchers are turning to computer models, drones and other methods to improve tornado forecasting.

The Houston Astros are holding a supply drive at Minute Maid Park to help those impacted by the deadly tornado outbreak in Mississippi and Alabama.

As the thunder roared outside and the lights inside Chuck's Dairy Bar began to blink, owner Tracy Harden realized the tornado conditions forecasted for her small Mississippi town Friday night were far more severe than she realized. "Cooler!" yelled out Harden, and she, her husband and their employees scrambled into a giant gray metal box -- normally used to keep the restaurant's food refrigerated, but which that night saved nine lives in the shattered small town of Rolling Fo...

Research shows climate change intensifies rain storms, heat waves and hurricanes. The same can't exactly be said for tornadoes, however.

(NEW YORK) -- The people of Moore, Oklahoma, may be used to rebuilding. About 800 homes in the Oklahoma City suburb were destroyed or damaged in 1999 by a power

(NEW YORK) — The people of Moore, Oklahoma, may be used to rebuilding. About 800 homes in the Oklahoma City suburb were destroyed or damaged in 1999 by a powerful F5 tornado, with wind speed peaking near 300 miles per hour. They rebuilt. Four years […]

A storm that brewed two tornadoes in Mississippi and Alabama left 26 people dead on Friday night. Twenty-five people died in Mississippi and another tornado left one person dead in Alabama. In Rolling Fork, Mississippi, dozens more people were injured. Footage and photos show buildings torn off their foundations and semitrucks flipped over. The delta...