May 2026 Brings Two Full Moons With the Flower Moon Tonight and a Blue Moon Micromoon on May 31st
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May 2026 Brings Two Full Moons With the Flower Moon Tonight and a Blue Moon Micromoon on May 31st
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Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio Face Marginal Excessive Rainfall Risk Tuesday May 5 Into Wednesday May 6 as Flash Flood Threat Emerges
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Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio Face Marginal Excessive Rainfall Risk Tuesday May 5 Into Wednesday May 6 as Flash Flood Threat Emerges
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April 23 to 29 Severe Weather Outbreak Generated Nearly 1,500 Warnings Across Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky and Indiana in One Week
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April 23 to 29 Severe Weather Outbreak Generated Nearly 1,500 Warnings Across Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky and Indiana in One Week
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Florida and Southern Georgia Face Damaging Winds and Hail Today With Highest Storm Activity Expected From This Morning Through Early Evening
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Florida and Southern Georgia Face Damaging Winds and Hail Today With Highest Storm Activity Expected From This Morning Through Early Evening
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Charlotte and the Carolinas Face Chilly and Wet Saturday Morning Before a Slow Warm-Up Through the Next 10 Days
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Charlotte and the Carolinas Face Chilly and Wet Saturday Morning Before a Slow Warm-Up Through the Next 10 Days
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Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Missouri Face Strong to Severe Storm Risk Monday With 60 MPH Winds, Hail and Isolated Tornadoes Possible
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Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Missouri Face Strong to Severe Storm Risk Monday With 60 MPH Winds, Hail and Isolated Tornadoes Possible
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Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee Face Growing Severe Weather Threat May 5 Through May 7 With Tornadoes, Damaging Winds and Large Hail All Possible
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Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee Face Growing Severe Weather Threat May 5 Through May 7 With Tornadoes, Damaging Winds and Large Hail All Possible
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Pennsylvania Marks 9 Years Since Its Largest Tornado Outbreak on May 1, 2017 When at Least 28 Tornadoes Struck the Allegheny National Forest
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Pennsylvania Marks 9 Years Since Its Largest Tornado Outbreak on May 1, 2017 When at Least 28 Tornadoes Struck the Allegheny National Forest
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Southwest, California and Arizona Record Warmest Year to Date Temperatures Since 1895 While Sitting Among the 25 Driest on Record
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Southwest, California and Arizona Record Warmest Year to Date Temperatures Since 1895 While Sitting Among the 25 Driest on Record
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United States Gains Up to 70 Minutes of Daylight Throughout May as the Summer Solstice Approaches
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United States Gains Up to 70 Minutes of Daylight Throughout May as the Summer Solstice Approaches
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Florida Big Bend and Taylor County Face Tornado Warning Threat as Rotating Storm Moves Onshore From the Gulf at 8 AM Saturday
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Florida Big Bend and Taylor County Face Tornado Warning Threat as Rotating Storm Moves Onshore From the Gulf at 8 AM Saturday
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Southern Georgia and North-Central Florida Face Slight Risk Saturday With Further Upgrade to Enhanced Risk Possible as Data Comes In
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Southern Georgia and North-Central Florida Face Slight Risk Saturday With Further Upgrade to Enhanced Risk Possible as Data Comes In
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Atlantic Ocean Water Temperatures Tell a Very Different Hurricane Story Depending on Which Baseline You Use to Measure Them
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Atlantic Ocean Water Temperatures Tell a Very Different Hurricane Story Depending on Which Baseline You Use to Measure Them
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2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season Starts in One Month With Below to Near Average Activity Expected as El Nino Strengthens
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2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season Starts in One Month With Below to Near Average Activity Expected as El Nino Strengthens
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Ag Belt Turns Drier Mid-May With Good Planting Opportunities Ahead but Frost Risk Remains a Concern With Below Normal Temperatures
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Ag Belt Turns Drier Mid-May With Good Planting Opportunities Ahead but Frost Risk Remains a Concern With Below Normal Temperatures
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Florida Panhandle to Miami Face Tornadoes, Damaging Winds and Large Hail Saturday as Squall Line Pushes South Through the Peninsula
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Florida Panhandle to Miami Face Tornadoes, Damaging Winds and Large Hail Saturday as Squall Line Pushes South Through the Peninsula
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Charlotte, Triad and Piedmont Face Gloomy and Chilly Saturday While Wilmington, Florence and the Carolina Coast See the Heaviest Rain
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Charlotte, Triad and Piedmont Face Gloomy and Chilly Saturday While Wilmington, Florence and the Carolina Coast See the Heaviest Rain
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June 2026 Severe Weather Outlook Shows Above Normal Activity for the Plains, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma and the Mid-Atlantic East Coast While the Great Lakes, Michigan, Wisconsin and the Deep South Run Below Normal
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June 2026 Severe Weather Outlook Shows Above Normal Activity for the Plains, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma and the Mid-Atlantic East Coast While the Great Lakes, Michigan, Wisconsin and the Deep South Run Below Normal
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Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida Gulf Coast Face Spin-Up Tornado Risk Today as Thunderstorm Line Moves Through
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Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida Gulf Coast Face Spin-Up Tornado Risk Today as Thunderstorm Line Moves Through
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Freeze Warnings, Freeze Watches and Frost Advisories Blanket the Midwest Saturday Morning With Lows Dropping to 28 Degrees
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Freeze Warnings, Freeze Watches and Frost Advisories Blanket the Midwest Saturday Morning With Lows Dropping to 28 Degrees
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Northern Florida and Southern Georgia Face Slight Risk of Damaging Winds, Large Hail and Tornadoes This Saturday as Cold Front Pushes Through
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Northern Florida and Southern Georgia Face Slight Risk of Damaging Winds, Large Hail and Tornadoes This Saturday as Cold Front Pushes Through
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Washington D.C. Faces a Much Cooler May After Fourth Warmest April on Record as Temperatures Expected to Run 2 to 5 Degrees Below Normal
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Washington D.C. Faces a Much Cooler May After Fourth Warmest April on Record as Temperatures Expected to Run 2 to 5 Degrees Below Normal
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April 2026 Severe Weather Recap: Plains and Midwest Saw Above Average Activity While the Southeast Had Its Quietest April Since 2012
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April 2026 Severe Weather Recap: Plains and Midwest Saw Above Average Activity While the Southeast Had Its Quietest April Since 2012
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