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2025-05-01 Deadly storms, some with up to 90-mph gusts, tore across more than a dozen states Tuesday. Now, more storms are ramping up flood risks
2025-04-30 At least one person dead as Pennsylvania sees ‘destructive’ winds while severe weather threats stretch from Texas to Vermont
2025-04-29 Where a severe storm outbreak could spawn tornadoes, large hail and damaging winds tonight
2025-04-25 National Weather Service to resume translating its products for non-English speakers
2025-04-24 A rare virga bomb just shattered a wind record in Texas. Here’s what it is
2025-04-23 Tornado victims blocked from federal recovery aid after Trump denied request
2025-04-22 At least 5 dead after dangerous flooding and storms hit Oklahoma
2025-04-18 This notorious West Coast phenomenon fueled historic floods in the East. Another one is on the way
2025-04-12 The reason for an outburst of deadly storms early in the year could be lurking in the ocean
2025-04-10 La Niña is dead. Here’s what to expect in the coming months
2025-04-08 Flood-weary residents face rising rivers despite rain finally stopping in central and southern US
2025-04-08 National Weather Service no longer translating products for non-English speakers
2025-04-07 What month is it? Temperatures plunge to winter-like chill in East while big heat looms for West
2025-04-07 Violent storms sweep through central US and prompt evacuations in flooded Kentucky
2025-04-06 Thunderstorms trigger catastrophic flooding across the middle of the US
2025-04-05 Extreme rainfall brings life-threatening flooding to parts of central US already slammed by storms
2025-04-04 4 ways forecasts are about to get worse
2025-04-03 Helpers were flung into harm’s way as tornadoes descended
2025-04-03 Early look at hurricane season suggests another busy year
2025-04-02 Forecasters warn of an impending outbreak of long-lasting, strong tornadoes and once-in-a-lifetime flooding
2025-04-01 A once-in-a-generation flood event could cap off this week’s slew of severe weather threats