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Destructive tornadoes gutted homes as they plowed through Nebraska and Iowa, and the dangerous storm threat could escalate Saturday as tornado-spawning storms pose a risk from Michigan to Texas.

What We’re Tracking We’re off to a quiet start to what we anticipate to be an active day. Thanks to the winds we haven’t cooled down much through the night with many starting off in the 60s. Wind gusts through Sunday will likely be on the order of 40-45 mph. We’ve been talking about storms […]

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...

Flood watch for much of North Texas as a predicted 10 percent of the area will see rainfall ranging from 4 to 6 inches.

On a day with many intense storms in the forecast, critical information on Kansas City's traffic system has faded to black after a cyberattack leaves thousands of drivers in the dark.

Unstable weather conditions promoted an outbreak of tornadoes in parts of Nebraska and Iowa on Friday

Thunderstorms are moving into Denver's weather ahead of a cooler and soggy weekend. A Pinpoint Weather Alert Day has been issued for Saturday because of mountain snow and rain for the metro.

The First Alert Forecast from the First Alert Weather Team.

What We’re Tracking Rain is continuing to move off to the East this morning as we hold on to cloud cover for our viewing area. Winds are already breezy to start out and will continue to be an issue over the next few days. We’ll have another chance for storms later this afternoon and evening […]

Wake-Up Weather: what happened last night? An atmospheric 'cap' put a lid on storm development