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Top weather news for April 19, 2025. A multi-day severe weather pattern that has brought tornadoes and blistering hail to the Mississippi Valley continues to threaten millions into Easter Weekend.
A multi-day severe weather pattern that has already brought tornadoes and blistering hail to the Mississippi Valley over the past two days continues to threaten tens of millions into Easter Weekend, with perhaps the most dangerous day of thunderstorms still yet to come on Sunday.
The National Park Service says earthquakes since December caused significant waves in the fishâs habitat in the Nevada desert. Biologists from the National Park Service, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Nevada Department of Wildlife only counted 38 fish during a recent survey after the earthquakes.
The Fort Lauderdale Police Department reported finding the body of a missing 12-year-old on Friday evening. According to first responders, the boy was in the ocean with a group when the group became distressed due to the rough ocean currents.
The U.S. Coast Guard says it has suspended a search for missing boaters after a 15-foot vessel was found capsized near Neah Bay, Washington. The multi-agency search effort covered over 850 square nautical miles.
Starting in 2025, the National Hurricane Center will compose maps showing rip current risks when a tropical cyclone approaches the U.S. coastline. The new initiative aims to bring more visibility to a hazard that can be deadly hundreds of miles away from a cyclone.
At least two people are dead, and 1,000 rescues have taken place in Northern Italy due to flooding, causing evacuations, power outages and landslides.
Severe thunderstorms whipping baseball-sized hail amid wind gusts reaching hurricane force left a trail of significant damage across Nebraska on Thursday night.
It snowed in Hawaii on Friday. While most of the state enjoys a tropical climate year-round, Hawaii's mountaintops are no stranger to winter weather. A slow-moving low pressure system is making its way through Hawaii before exiting later Saturday, bringing snow to the summits on the Big Island.
South Carolina residents in Myrtle Beach and Carolina Forest awoke to thick smoke this week from flare-ups from a wildfire that began nearly seven weeks ago.