It's been a soggy stretch for the south-central United States over the past week or so as rounds of heavy thunderstorms hit the region with severe weather and flash flooding.The wet weather will continue heading into early next week—but a touch farther to the east this time. Forecasters expect...

We're halfway through meteorological spring and the United States is rapidly approaching its historical peak in annual tornado activity.Based on storm surveys conducted by meteorologists with the National Weather Service, the U.S. has racked up a preliminary count of more than 570 tornadoes...

Monday looks to be a dangerous weather day across a wide swath of the Midwest as a favorable setup for severe thunderstorms develops over the region."A tornado outbreak with the potential for strong to intense tornadoes is possible on Monday," the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) said in its...

Days and days of severe weather hammering the central United States have taken a toll. We've seen severe storms every day since March 29, with most of those days featuring an enhanced (level 3/5) risk for severe weather or higher. Here are a few maps highlighting the wild weather we've...

Welcome to April! Spring is in full swing across the center of the country this week as a significant severe weather threat builds into Wednesday across many of the same areas that saw damaging storms just the other day. A multi-day flash flood risk will build alongside the storms throughout...

Supercell thunderstorms with very large hail could develop across parts of the Pacific Northwest on Wednesday afternoon. While severe thunderstorms usually happen in Washington and Oregon every year, the severity of the storms expected on Wednesday could rival the upper bounds of what folks...

A multi-day severe weather outbreak that unfolded across the central and southern United States over the past couple of days certainly lived up to its deadly potential.There's a chorus of naysayers after every high-risk severe weather event who say the forecast was a bust and the event didn't...

A rare 'high risk' for severe weather—a level five out of five—is in effect for a swath of the Deep South on Saturday as a dangerous thunderstorm setup sweeps across the region.The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) only issues one or two high risk areas every year. This means that forecasters...