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Families across dozens of countries are preparing this week as another hurricane season begins. However, a new study reveals even weaker tropical storms can have deadly impacts on infants and unborn children.
As of Friday, the Canadian Wildland Fire Information System reported 57 wildfires were burning out of control across the country. Officials in the provinces of Manitoba and Saskatchewan declared states of emergencies, and thousands have been forced from their homes.
Actor Tray Chaney, known for his role in "The Wire," said that his son was seriously injured when he was thrown 300 feet from his room as a tornado barreled through their Henry County, Georgia, home on Thursday.
Forecasters are monitoring a significant Saharan dust plume that has the potential to reach the United States next week. Major outbreaks can suppress tropical cyclones and cause mild health irritations.
The town of Mayfield, Kentucky, devastated in December 2021 when an EF-4 tornado tore through their community, leaving 24 dead and much of the city in ruin, is taking another important step forward in their community rebuilding and healing process this week.
What began as a tranquil Alaskan hike rapidly escalated into a desperate fight for survival for one couple.
A couple drowned in the Gulf of America while visiting a Florida resort, despite the heroic efforts of a bystander who rescued their son.
A tornado touched down in Henry County, Georgia on Thursday afternoon just before 4:00 p.m. local time. The twister tore through several homes and left an 18-year-old critically injured, according to county police.
Officials in Galveston are extending mandatory hurricane evacuation notices from 36 to 60 hours in advance of the weather due to ongoing construction along Interstate 45. The change aims to reduce traffic delays and ensure a safer evacuation, especially during the significant construction project.
A blistering heat wave is driving temperatures into the triple digits this week across a vast region of the western U.S., serving as a stark reminder that meteorological summer is just days away.