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The National Hurricane Center is giving the Tropical Disturbance about midway between Africa and the Caribbean a medium chance of developing in the next 7 days. There is no identifiable center to track, so the computer forecasts have been inconsistent in their long-range projections. But now more of the predictions show the system gaining organization, and many show it strengthening in the Caribbean.
Start your day with the latest weather news: A large tornado was spotted spinning across an open field and road in South Dakota while the Midwest braces for another round of severe weather Thursday.
Severe weather blasted across portions of the northern Plains on Wednesday, with thunderstorms producing powerful winds that blew over a train and tornadoes.
For the third time this week, severe weather may hammer parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin.
A new study published in The Planetary Science Journal suggests that NASAâs Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) mission could lead to a meteor shower. Later in 2024, the European Space Agency plans to launch a follow-up mission to explore the potential impacts.
A group of birds that were unfortunately electrocuted when they hit power equipment Tuesday afternoon ended up triggering a brush fire that scorched 35 acres in Colorado.
As elk mating season, or rut, has begun at Yellowstone National Park, officials are warning park visitors that male elk have become more unpredictable and aggressive.
A State of Florida plan to allow for developments in nine state parks triggered thousands of residents to protest. According to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, the stateâs park service is one of the largest in the country, with 175 sites across more than 813,000 acres.
Four hikers, including one pregnant woman, were rescued after flash flooding overtook and then separated them in Zion National Park.
A search helicopter spotted the body of 32-year-old Grant Marcuccio on Sunday one-third of a mile east of McPartland Peak, national park officials said.