FOX WEATHER BREAKING

Evacuations are underway in parts of north-central Arkansas as water levels continue to rise inside homes amid a Flash Flood Emergency.

Wednesday could be another stormy day for tens of millions of people living along the Interstate 95 corridor, with cities like Washington, D.C., Philadelphia and New York City at risk of seeing damaging thunderstorms capable of producing hurricane-force wind gusts and deadly lightning.

Start your day with the latest weather news. After being pummeled by severe weather Tuesday, the Northeast is once again facing the threat of dangerous storms Wednesday.

People throughout New Jersey and New York reported shaking Tuesday morning, and NASA reported that a meteor could have disintegrated above Midtown Manhattan around the same time.

Large chunks of a damaged wind turbine from Vineyard Wind continue to wash up on Nantucket's south shore beaches this week after a failure over the weekend.

Temperatures in the 90s to low 100s have hit millions of Americans this week, from the southern Appalachians up to New England, as the third heat wave of the summer strikes.

NOAA's space weather forecasters are monitoring not one active sunspot region but three potentially solar flare-creating areas of the Sun that could produce radio blackouts this week.

Part of Interstate 55 on the outskirts of Chicago remained shut down Tuesday morning after powerful winds from a derecho overturned several semi-trucks and toppled power lines onto cars.

Residents in some neighborhoods of Nashville, Illinois are being urged to evacuate after a nearby dam is in imminent failure, emergency officials said.

Start your day with the latest weather news – After storms ripped through the Chicagoland area, storms will threaten parts of the Northeast on Tuesday, bringing damaging wind and flooding rain. Plus, more than 100 million Americans continue to bake under a vicious heat wave.