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Well, that went by fast. The unofficial end to summer is just days away, and millions of people across the U.S. are preparing to pack up and get out of town this Labor Day holiday weekend. But will extreme weather put the brakes on those end-of-season travel plans?
A Utah man is recounting his harrowing rescue where extreme flooding left him and dozens of hikers stranded inside Grand Canyon National Park.
Millions of people from portions of the Midwest through the Great Lakes region, including those in places such as Chicago, Detroit and Milwaukee, are keeping their eyes to the sky and bracing for severe thunderstorms capable of producing damaging wind gusts and large hail on Tuesday.
Long-range computer forecast models are showing the possibility of a system developing and moving toward the Caribbean over the weekend or early next week.
A flurry of tropical activity has the Eastern Pacific Ocean making up for lost time. However, the season is still behind in named storms as there are normally nine named storms before the end of August.
Start your day with the latest weather news. Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center have highlighted a new area to monitor in the Atlantic as severe weather knocks out power to thousands in the Midwest
As the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season approaches, the National Hurricane Center has flagged a new area to watch for development over the Labor Day weekend or early next week.
A high risk of a rare but deadly mosquito virus in a New England town has forced officials to close all public parks and fields from dusk to dawn, so crews can spray chemicals in hopes of killing off the pesky insects.
Ten people are recovering from injuries they suffered when a wild storm hit McConnell Air Force Base in Kansas over the weekend.
One person is dead, and two people remain missing after an ice cave at the Breidamerkurjokull glacier in southern Iceland partially collapsed on Sunday.