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Rounds of torrential rain and thunderstorms are again expected across a large portion of the South on Wednesday, including Atlanta, which could see more flooding that would impact travel at the worldâs busiest airport as Delta Airlines continues to recover after a global tech outage.
Start your day with the latest weather news. Round after round of downpours are adding up from the South to the Northeast as much of the eastern U.S. faces the risk of flooding Wednesday.
Video shot on Tuesday shows a boat off the New Hampshire coast, nearly capsizing after a breaching whale landed on it.
A hydrothermal explosion inside Yellowstone National Park sent rocks and debris flying Tuesday morning, damaging a pedestrian boardwalk and forcing the closure of the area, U.S. Geological Survey officials said Tuesday.
A solar flare that erupted from the Sun on Sunday triggered an eruption of solar material that is set to pass through Earth on Tuesday night, perhaps triggering another show of the Northern Lights.
An outbreak of Saharan dust has kept tropical activity in the Atlantic Basin at bay since Hurricane Beryl lashed Texas more than two weeks ago, but the current lull might not last much longer due to an expected change in weather patterns across the tropics beginning in early August.
Start your day with the latest weather news â Storms will bring drenching downpours to several regions of the U.S. on Tuesday, many of which are already saturated from multiple days of precipitation.
A Texas woman who lost part of her leg in a shark attack on July 4th weekend said she didn't see the toothy predator coming toward her until it was too late.
Millions of people in the mid-Atlantic and Northeast are bracing for a stretch of gloomy days as we kick off the new workweek thanks to a surge of tropical moisture that will funnel rounds of heavy rain and thunderstorms into the region that could impact travel at major airport hubs.
The July lull in tropical development continues. The tropical Atlantic, the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico are covered with Saharan dust and dry air. High pressure is controlling the tropical-development belt.