Tornado Updates

An uninvited guest made a splash in a residential pool in a Florida neighborhood on Saturday.

A checked bag filled with creatures from your nightmares was stopped by international customs in Mumbai over the weekend, leading to an arrest.

Forecasters with the National Hurricane Center are keeping their eyes on an area of disturbed weather off the southeastern coast of the U.S. for the potential of tropical development.

A large wave of Saharan dust making its way across the Atlantic Basin is forecast to arrive in the U.S. later this week, impacting the Southeast with hazy skies and "dirty rain."

Tropical activity is picking up in the Eastern Pacific just two weeks after the official start of that basin's hurricane season, with forecasters monitoring a new area of disturbed weather that could develop into a tropical depression later this week.

Florida is forecast to get soaked with days of heavy rain this week, prompting an elevated risk of flash flooding as an area of low pressure fueled by tropical moisture from the Gulf and Caribbean develops over South Florida later Monday.

An eruption has occurred at Italy’s Mt. Etna volcano on Monday, sending people scrambling for safety as dangerous pyroclastic flows sweep down the mountain.

Tens of millions of people from the Plains to the Southeast and mid-Atlantic will be on alert for storms on Sunday as a multiday severe weather threat kicks off and continues through at least the first part of the upcoming workweek.

There are no signs of tropical development across the Atlantic, Caribbean and Gulf for the next week, at least. Even the long-range forecasts show low odds of something developing in the western Caribbean or southwestern Gulf.