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While many in Oklahoma received a break from severe weather Thursday, a 3.4 magnitude earthquake shook communities in the central part of the state, sending people to social media to figure out what was going on.
Crews took to boats Thursday to rescue people trapped in their homes by floodwaters. Drone video shows the miles and miles of landscape that have been flooded by recent rains and overwhelmed rivers.
The Arizona Diamondbacks' game was delayed because of an invasion of bees that formed a hive in the netting behind home plate.
A breathtaking display of natural power is seen as a thunderstorm illuminates the sky with bolts of lightning along the border of Oklahoma and Texas.
Torrential rains of nearly a half-foot in 24 hours across southern Brazil led to flooding that has killed at least 10 people.
For more than a week, relentless severe weather has been torturing states across America. That trend continued on Thursday, with nearly 100 reports of severe weather, most of which were focused in Texas.
Start your day with the latest weather news. A seemingly relentless stretch of severe weather will continue Thursday for central areas of the U.S., but flooding is also becoming a problem in some parts of the country.
As the countdown to the Atlantic basin hurricane season is underway, there have been some unusual sights in the Pacific as the western part of the ocean has not produced a single cyclone, putting the year on pace to have one of its latest starts on record.
Nebraska brothers tell a terrifying tale of feeling a tornado pull their home apart, sucking them out and tossing them with debris.
By the time all was said and done, April rang in as a wetter than average month in the Alamo City.