A powerful winter storm is bringing heavy snow and treacherous travel to the Upper Midwest and Northeast this weekend. Expect severe weather conditions, with warnings of bitter wind chills and ice accumulation.
A significant winter storm is on the way, bringing ice and snow to the upper Midwest and Northeast. Expect hazardous conditions, especially in Pennsylvania and New York City, with accumulations reaching up to 9 inches in some areas!
A powerful winter storm has wreaked havoc across the Midwest, causing a 45-car pile-up in Indiana and a Delta flight to skid off a runway in Iowa. With millions under weather alerts and over 4,200 flights delayed, travel woes are hitting hard this Thanksgiving weekend.
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Severe storms have wreaked havoc across Wisconsin, leading to the cancellation of the last day of the State Fair. Flooding has caused power outages and road closures, impacting many residents.
A record-breaking heat wave is sweeping across the U.S., with over 265 million people facing scorching temperatures and extreme humidity. Prepare for dangerous conditions, especially for vulnerable populations.
Tens of millions of Americans face extreme heat alerts as temperatures soar into the high 90s and even reach 100 degrees in major cities. Mayors urge citizens to prepare and seek cooling options.
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Air quality alerts are in effect across Minnesota, Michigan, and Wisconsin as wildfire smoke spreads. Sensitive groups are advised to limit outdoor activities and keep windows closed. Major cities may experience reduced visibility, with smoke reaching as far south as Chicago and St. Louis.
A severe tornado outbreak in the Midwest has resulted in at least 25 fatalities, primarily in Kentucky and Missouri. The destruction is catastrophic, with entire neighborhoods devastated and emergency services scrambling to help survivors.