SAN ANTONIO, TX — Authorities confirmed Saturday that the death toll from Thursday’s devastating floods in San Antonio has risen to 13, marking one of […]
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Steady Rain Dampens Father’s Day Festivities in Chicago Area, Raises Concerns Over Summer Event Planning
CHICAGO, IL — June 16, 2025 What was forecast as a gentle drizzle turned into a persistent stretch of damp, grey weather across the Chicago […]
Flash flooding kills 5 in West Virginia; rescue crews search for missing persons
Flash floods triggered by torrential rains killed five people in northern West Virginia on Sunday, and rescue crews were looking for three more individuals who […]
Wildfires Scorch Over 19,000 Acres Across Gila National Forest, Prompting Evacuations and Closures
NEW MEXICO — June 13 — Two fast-moving wildfires on opposite ends of the Gila National Forest have consumed more than 19,000 acres as of […]
Miami Valley Weather Forecast: On-and-Off Rain Through the Weekend
Tonight (Saturday): A stationary front lingers, keeping rain chances in play overnight. Expect scattered showers with lows in the mid-60s. Sunday: A mix of sun […]
11 Dead, Several Missing as Flash Floods Devastate San Antonio
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS — At least 11 people have died and several remain missing following catastrophic flash flooding in San Antonio triggered by a powerful […]
First 90° Day Hits Gaithersburg — Families Flock to Pools, Experts Urge Caution
GAITHERSBURG, Md. — Thursday marked the first 90-degree day of 2025 in the Gaithersburg area, with temperatures soaring to 94°F and humidity making conditions even […]
Veteran Meteorologist Issues Blunt Warning: 2025 Hurricane Season May Be More Dangerous — And Less Predictable
MIAMI — With the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season officially underway, one of South Florida’s most trusted meteorologists is sounding the alarm in stark terms — […]
Albuquerque Braces for Record-Breaking Heat This Weekend
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Residents of Albuquerque should prepare for a scorching weekend, as temperatures are expected to hit triple digits for the first time in […]
Deadly Storms Batter Southern U.S., Leave Two Dead and Tens of Thousands Without Power
Two people have died and more than 86,000 residents remain without power after powerful storms ripped through parts of the southern United States over the […]