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A massive tornado near Norton, Kansas, in the northwestern part of the state, was caught on video by a storm chaser on Thursday evening as severe weather erupted across portions of the Plains. Dozens of storm reports came in from Kansas to Texas amid the round of volatile weather. AccuWeather meteorologists say the menacing thunderstorms were part of a multiday severe weather event unfolding across the central United States. The tornado footage, captured by Dan Fitts of Severe Studios, showed mu

Following a relatively quiet start to September for thunderstorms, a multi-day severe weather event will impact a large portion of the nation's heartland into this weekend, bringing a risk of damaging storms to nearly a dozen states, according to AccuWeather meteorologists. These storms could impact cities such as Dallas, Des Moines, Kansas City, Omaha, Oklahoma City and Wichita. The strongest thunderstorms can pack damaging winds and hail over the next few days, and there is even the chanc...

A system over the central and southern Plains in addition to a new system emerging from the western United States could be the spark that ignites a risk for severe weather later this week and into the start of the weekend, AccuWeather meteorologists warn. Our first of a couple of severe weather risks will ignite over the plains late in the day Thursday as a system coupled with a plume of moisture from the Gulf of Mexico enters the area. Thunderstorms can turn severe in some areas, bringing risks

A new system emerging from the western United States could be the spark that ignites a risk for severe weather later this week and into the start of the weekend, AccuWeather meteorologists warn. By Friday, the same feature responsible for spreading cooler conditions and the chances for accumulating snow across the highest elevations of the Northwest will charge eastward out of the Rocky Mountains and will take shape over the Central states. An area of low pressure will trigger rounds of thunders

"It doesn't remotely come close to solving the long-term problems."

September in Oklahoma started off with continued extreme heatwaves from the summer months. We've finally moved into some cooler weather and have had a few much needed rain showers here and there. But now the severe thunderstorms are headed back to the Sooner State this week.

News from Richland County.

The Northeast US is experiencing a wet summer and experts say this will persist until the end of the season as torrential rains that bring flash floods continue to soak the area. Read more here.

And there's still almost a third of the year left.

Monday night, much of Central Florida dealt with heavy rain, strong winds, lightning, and hail.