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Start your day with the latest weather news â Storms will bring drenching downpours to several regions of the U.S. on Tuesday, many of which are already saturated from multiple days of precipitation.
A Texas woman who lost part of her leg in a shark attack on July 4th weekend said she didn't see the toothy predator coming toward her until it was too late.
It's so hot in the West that cans of soda used on Southwest Airlines flights are exploding due to the extreme heat.
A Flash Flood Emergency is no longer a rarity in the village of Ruidoso after the community experienced dire flooding over the past month, prompting the National Weather Service to issue more than a dozen of its most severe flooding alerts.
Scientists for the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said seismic activity began to increase over the weekend, and hundreds of earthquakes were recorded.
Two large wildfires sparked in Riverside County, California, on Sunday, sending residents fleeing as flames quickly spread, destroying three homes and threatening more than 1,000 others.
Millions of people in the mid-Atlantic and Northeast are bracing for a stretch of gloomy days as we kick off the new workweek thanks to a surge of tropical moisture that will funnel rounds of heavy rain and thunderstorms into the region that could impact travel at major airport hubs.
The July lull in tropical development continues. The tropical Atlantic, the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico are covered with Saharan dust and dry air. High pressure is controlling the tropical-development belt.
Start your day with the latest weather news â Summer storms will continue to bring the chance of flooding in the southern U.S., while a good portion of the West will see dangerous heat to start the week.
The Polaris Dawn crew was recently at NASA's Johnson Space Center and SpaceX headquarters, completing critical testing of SpaceX's new spacesuits ahead of their launch this summer.