Severe weather, flooding rain moves east and historic Southwest heat wave continues

Some wind gusts reached 70 mph in the Northeast, causing damage.

Flooding and damaging winds along East Coast as record heat moves into Texas Friday

No injuries were reported after a scaffolding was sent flying in South Florida.

Flood watches were in effect from North Carolina to New York before the system moved into New England.

A stunning time-lapse video shows a thunderstorm sweeping across the state.

Waves on Lake Michigan were expected to reach up to 16 feet due to the wind.

Thunderstorms swept across Oklahoma creating the unbelievable scene.

Areas of the Northeast could see over 3 inches of rain in the next 48 hours.

Flooding rain expected for the East Coast as record heat moves into Texas

Firefighters had to rescue two men stranded in floodwaters in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

A tornado watch is in effect in parts of four states before the severe storm system heads east.

A storm system moving through the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast is bringing heavy rain and occasional gusty winds from Illinois to New England this morning.

A new storm is moving into the Plains today and will bring a severe weather outbreak from the Gulf Coast to the Midwest.

A new storm is moving into the Plains today and will bring a severe weather outbreak from the Gulf Coast to the Midwest.

After 48 hours of heavy rainfall in Brooklet, Georgia, an 8-year-old was given permission from his parents to take advantage of the watery conditions in the neighborhood.

A government official says lightning has killed at least 10 villagers during thunderstorms and heavy rain in eastern India

Heavy rain, gusty storms hit Central Plains as heatwave begins in Southwest

The system could bring tornadoes, hail and damaging winds.

At least 26 reported tornadoes have been reported now in Oklahoma, Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi with at least six people killed by the severe weather since yesterday.

Tornadoes are possible again today in the South.

Warmer weather is expected in Maine for the rest of the week.

Thunderstorms moved through the I-95 corridor Tuesday, producing damaging winds and hail.

More severe weather, including the threat for tornadoes, is heading for the South.

In the last two days there have been 14 reported tornadoes in four states from Texas to Florida.

In the last two days there have been 14 reported tornadoes in four states from Texas to Florida.

There were at least four reported tornadoes in Florida and severe storms were expected to bring heavy rain and strong winds from Baltimore to New York.

A storm system moving through the Southern U.S. has already brought at least 150 reports of severe weather from Texas to South Carolina.

A storm system is organizing rapidly this morning and will bring a tornado and severe weather outbreak across the South Sunday and through Sunday night.

The storm system moving through the South has already brought at least 150 reports of severe weather from Texas to South Carolina.

The threat continues after deadly tornadoes swept through the area on Easter Sunday.

The South could see more tornadoes this weekend.

More tornadoes are possible in the South this weekend.

After a tough week due to the coronavirus pandemic, some states still have the threat of severe weather, including tornadoes and possible snow in Iowa and hail in Ohio.

The Midwest could see a few inches of mid-April snow.

Iowa residents awoke to a wintry scene after overnight snow blanketed the state.

A Nebraska resident's snow-covered backyard looked more like the middle of winter rather than the middle of April.

Residents of Mt. Gretna, Pennsylvania, enjoyed light snow flurries in mid-April.

The Midwest could see a few inches of mid-April snow.

There were 71 reported tornadoes in 9 states from Texas to North Carolina in the last 48 hours.

Almost 300 damaging storms have been reported in the last 24 hours from Texas to Virginia including at least 40 reported tornadoes in 6 states.

Thirty-four people died and hundreds of thousands were left without power as violent storms swept through the South.

At least 33 people were killed across six states in an outbreak of more than 50 reported tornadoes as homes in the South and Northeast sustained damage from the severe storms.

A Mississippi man says his family is alive because of a concrete room that survived a tornado which destroyed the rest of their home

Storms swept through the Chattanooga area, downing trees and power lines, killing at least seven and leaving thousands without power.

The violent storms swept through the South on Sunday, leaving hundreds of thousands without power.

Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi all declared a state of emergency in response to the storms which included several powerful tornadoes.

A major storm is taking shape over the central U.S. and will bring a tornado and severe weather to parts of the south.

The National Weather Service is warning residents in the South to take shelter.

There are 100 million Americans said to be in the danger zone.