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Record EF-5 tornado drought extended as US marks 11 years since last one
Monday marked 11 years since a catastrophic EF-5 tornado was last documented in the U.S., continuing what is already the longest span between "5-rated" twisters in historical records dating to 1950.
Mount St. Helens erupted 44 years ago: Here’s how it unfolded
It was 44 years ago on May 18 that Mt. St. Helens exploded to life, erupting in violent fashion, spewing towering clouds carrying 520 million tons of ash that turned day into night and claiming the lives of 57 people in what remains the largest volcanic eruption in American history.
San Antonio’s 2023 Fiesta forecast ⛅🎉☔
What’s the weather going to be like for the final days of Fiesta
KSAT Explains: The best of ‘how did THAT town get its name?’
We’ve visited numerous towns across South Texas and the Hill Country over the last decade to discover how they got their name. Here are some of the highlights from those stories.
Winterâs darkness got you down? Brighter days are fast approaching
Are those early sunsets and late sunrises bringing you down? Letâs chase those winter blues away because we will only get later sunsets as we head into summer.
Power outages top 1 million as wintry bomb cyclone impacts 25 states
A powerful blizzard barreling across the eastern half of the U.S. is bringing ferocious winds and dangerously cold temperatures across the South and East while an ice storm is wreaking havoc in the Pacific Northwest, and the dangerous combination has knocked out power to well over 1 million customers people across 25 states Friday morning.
Hurricane season 2022 ends with tropical activity below expectations
A third season La Niña was not enough to help the Atlantic continue its active streak and was the quietest year on record since 2015
A look at the high-tech methods being used to prevent whale deaths
After the growing number of whale fatalities from ships, scientists developed a program to prevent further deaths.
Heat kills more Americans than flooding, tornadoes, hurricanes or lightning
Flooding, tornadoes, hurricanes or lightning might come to mind when considering the types of weather that can turn deadly, but it turns out that more Americans are killed by heat than any other type of extreme weather.