As the daily dose of severe weather continues over parts of the central United States into next week, the risk to lives and ...

Most areas just saw heavy rain, but a few strong thunderstorms also produced small hail. The storms are coming to an end and ...

A line of storms is forecast to bring rounds of heavy rain, hail and possible tornadoes to the southern U.S. this week.

The severe weather is typical for this time of year but also unpredictable. Forecasters said Texas may see hail as large as ...

The National Weather Service issued a report at 3:51 p.m. EDT on Friday for strong thunderstorms until 4:45 p.m. EDT for ...

The heavy rain will continue off and on into the afternoon hours with more storms developing overnight into Thursday.

The Weather Prediction Center outlines a marginal risk of flash flooding for most of north and central Alabama on Thursday.

Another round of rainfall across Iowa that started in the evening on Thursday, April 24, and continued into the morning brought the weekly rain total in some parts of the state to more than 3 inches.

The weekend will be filled with scattered thunderstorms and rainfall, before potentially severe weather enters the area next week.

Looking ahead to next week, a developing area of low pressure, an expanding warm sector, and a strong mid-level jet streak ...

Strong winds up to 65 mph will also buffet eastern Colorado, forecasters said. Non-tornado winds above 50 mph are classified ...

Storms will return to the Dallas-Fort Worth area Tuesday night, with a low possibility of isolated severe weather coming with ...