Flood and tornado watches and warnings rolled across much of Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia early Monday. Live updates.
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Ian death toll climbs to 54; almost 1 million still without power in Florida: Live updates
Florida crews continue search and rescue efforts as Hurricane Ian made landfall in South Carolina. Latest updates.
70 degrees one day, near-freezing temperatures the next as wild winter weather whips across nation
Cold swept across the U.S. on the heels of two storms, one of which hit Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin and North Dakota with near-record snow.
Record-breaking snow slams Buffalo; East Coast braces for first bomb cyclone of 2022; Virginia faces storm of questions
AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Joe Lundberg said a winter storm that will target the East should develop into the first bomb cyclone of 2022.
Hurricane Larry looms in Atlantic while Ida-battered areas brace for more heavy rains
Hurricane Larry could push “life- threatening” swells to much of the East Coast while Louisiana, Northeast areas pummeled by Ida braced for more rain.
Tropical Storm Fred leaves thousands of Florida Pandhandle residents without power; Grace again a tropical storm
Tropical Storm Fred brought heavy rains over the U.S. Southeast early Tuesday while earthquake-damaged Haiti reeled under a drenching from Grace.
Bootleg Fire, one of dozens raging in the West, creates ‘firenado’ near Oregon-California border
Wildfires raged virtually unchecked across the West as an unrelenting heat wave and historic drought turned a wide swath of the U.S. into tinder.
Not so fast: ‘Normal’ temps remain days away as record-smashing arctic blast subsides
The arctic blast that smashed hundreds of records across the nation was easing, but a return to normal November temperatures won’t happen right away.
4 dead as killer tornadoes, floods slam Central US
A violent storm system blasting through parts of the Midwest was linked to four deaths while fueling almost 60 tornado reports, forecasters said.
Tornado Alley ‘about to wake up’: Wall of storms threaten 18 states
Severe thunderstorms and tornadoes will threaten almost 1 million square miles of 18 states in coming days as tumultuous spring weather sweeps the nation.