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Top weather news for April 19, 2025. A multi-day severe weather pattern that has brought tornadoes and blistering hail to the Mississippi Valley continues to threaten millions into Easter Weekend.
Starting in 2025, the National Hurricane Center will compose maps showing rip current risks when a tropical cyclone approaches the U.S. coastline. The new initiative aims to bring more visibility to a hazard that can be deadly hundreds of miles away from a cyclone.
A major severe storm risk will once again emerge Friday as outdoor Easter activities and travel are set to begin, impacting over 52 million people across 10 states. From the southern Plains up through the Midwest, the forecast includes the possibility of hail, damaging winds and tornadoes.
Scientists provided an update Thursday on the chances of an eruption of the Mount Spurr volcano in Alaska, a situation being closely monitored by officials in Anchorage, the state's largest city.
What began as a typical training day Sunday for climbers practicing a rescue course along Peru's Vallunaraju Mountain turned into a terrifying scene when a giant glacier suddenly broke apart right behind them.
Several new wildfires in Florida have sent residents fleeing their homes and closed roadways to traffic. The Sunshine State is forecast to experience a busier-than-average wildfire season this spring.
Seismic activity persists at Mount Spurr, which scientists said could mean the Alaska volcano is poised for a possible eruption.
We're less than 50 days out from the official start of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, and first responders and forecasters from across the U.S. have descended upon New Orleans for the start of the National Hurricane Conference, including FOX Weather Hurricane Specialist Bryan Norcross.
A stranded and terrified hiker was safely rescued by first responders in California after she slipped down a cliffside and was forced to hold on for dear life to prevent herself from tumbling to the ground below.
Cameras across Southern California captured a startling scene on Monday that shook residents and their pets as a magnitude 5.2 earthquake struck east of San Diego.