Tornado Updates
Michigan man convicted of diverting Platte River in national park
A man was convicted this week on two federal charges after he diverted the Platte River by hand through Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore in Michigan.
‘Good chance’ another arctic blast happens in February, polar vortex expert says
Don't "put a fork into winter" just yet warns a climate scientist, despite a little taste of spring this and next week after the deadly cold outbreak. Round 2 of winter could be on the horizon.
Great Lakes see feet of snow as lake-effect machine winds down
A surge of air over the still-warm Great Lakes fired up a widespread lake-effect snow event Friday and into the early weekend that brought inches to feet of new powder to downwind communities.
El Nino short term financial wins followed by losses in trillions
El Niño-spurred weather extremes take a toll not only on the U.S., but also on our wallets.
Atlantic hurricane season ranked 4th for most-named storms in a year despite El Nino
With 20 named storms this year, the Atlantic Ocean produced an above-average number of storms, NOAA announced on Tuesday.
US likely faces increasing wildfire risks as Americans build in fire-prone areas, study finds
The number of homes in wildfire-prone areas has doubled since the 1990s due to housing growth and an increase in burned areas, leaving many more families vulnerable to wildfires, a study published in the journal Science on Thursday found.