Watch: Drivers swerve as winds topple power lines in Arizona
Dashcam footage shows powerful winds bringing down the power lines along a Tucson street on July 5.
Month: July 2024
Hurricane Beryl caused over $2.5 billion in wind damage in Texas, analytics company says
A private analytics company now believes insured losses in Texas from Hurricane Berylâs winds will top $2.5 billion, making it the costliest storm in the Lone Star State since Hurricane Harvey in 2017.
Another plume of Saharan dust works into South Texas this weekend
You may notice a haze in the sky, colorful sunrises and sunsets
Drone video shows sharks lurking near busy New York City beach
Multiple sharks were spotted swimming off the coast of Rockaway Beach on Long Island on Thursday, becoming the first summer shark sighting in New York.
Arizona golf course worker killed by swarm of bees while mowing
A member of the grounds crew at an Arizona resort golf course has died after he was attacked by a traveling swarm of bees.
Bryan Norcross: No tropical development, but the East Coast gets soaked
The giant heat dome high-pressure system that baked the Carolinas and surrounding states last week is now over the Atlantic. That extra high pressure, along with Saharan dust and dry air, is keeping the tropics calm. No tropical development is expected for at least the next week.
Frustration mounts into threats for Texas power crews as 1 million still in dark after Beryl
Texas power company crews are now facing threats while working to restore electricity to nearly a million people in the Houston metro area who have been without air conditioning for five days during an intense heat wave following Hurricane Beryl.
The Daily Weather Update from FOX Weather: Flood threat spans heavily populated region of US
Start your day with the latest weather news. A disturbance along the East Coast of the U.S. is bringing the threat of heavy rain to some of the nationâs largest cities along the Interstate 95 corridor.
Stormy Weather Pattern for Texas Next Week?
Popup showers and thunderstorms will remain a possibility across the southeastern half of Texas this afternoon and through the weekend. Weâll probably see some storms in western parts of the state by early next week, too! Anything that can provide a reprieve from our summer doldrums and heat is welcome⦠unless itâs a hurricane. No […]
Hit-or-miss downpour trend continues and Saharan dust arrives
Like the last few days, isolated to scattered downpours will bubble up during the heating of the day. We’re also watching a plume of moderate Saharan dust, set to arrive on Saturday.