A storm shifting into the Plains will bring the risk of damaging thunderstorms, flash flooding and travel disruptions into the final weekend of October.

Atmospheric River to advance into the West Coast this week Following a welcome lull in the stormy pattern early week across the Pacific Northwest, AccuWeather forecasters warn that an Atmospheric ...

According to the Storm Prediction Center (SPC), this was 61st preliminary tornado of the year for Arkansas. The state had 44 preliminary tornadoes last year and 36 in 2023. The National Weather ...

As Halloween swiftly approaches, candy buckets are being filled, and final touches are being added to costumes. AccuWeather's Halloween forecast has all the details on where costume layers may need to ...

Severe thunderstorms to form, shift eastward across the central US Severe storms with damaging winds, hail and downpours will track from the Rockies at midweek to part of Appalachians later this ...

Pacific tropical rainstorms to cause major flash flooding in southwest US Combined moisture from Priscilla and Tropical Storm Raymond will bring torrential downpours to parts of Mexico and the U.S.

In the wake of Hurricane Helene, the scale of its destruction continues to expand with each passing day. Just days after unleashing a staggering 42 trillion gallons of rainfall, Helene etched its name ...

Where will there be a white Christmas in 2024? A white Christmas is a guarantee across the higher elevations of the Rocky Mountains, the part of the country that has a snowy holiday almost every year.

More than 180 million in US at risk for severe weather through midweek Severe weather will impact dozens of states from the Plains on Saturday, the Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes on Sunday and ...

Hail is classified by diameter, from pea size, one-quarter of an inch across, to softball size, 4 inches across. One hailstone that fell in Texas on April 28, 2021, set a new state record at 6.4 ...

Spring is underway with hints of summer right around the corner. The changing weather with the seasons can incite a symphony of sneezes and sniffles from allergy sufferers across the United States.

The heavy rain will lead to an excess of runoff downstream, resulting in flash flood dangers in desert areas and typically dry riverbeds, known as arroyos. In this kind of terrain, less than an inch ...