Severe Weather Events in Southern States

Severe tornadoes and thunderstorms caused destruction and at least 22 fatalities across Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Kentucky. Homes and businesses were damaged, power outages occurred, and search-and-rescue efforts are ongoing.

Severe Storms and Tornadoes Across the U.S.

Severe storms hit Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas, causing destruction and fatalities, with more severe weather expected in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear confirmed five storm-related deaths in the state, with a community in southwestern Kentucky taking a direct hit from a tornado. Hundreds of thousands were left without power, and holiday travel was disrupted across the U.S.

Severe Weather in Central U.S.

Powerful storms killed at least 14 people and caused widespread destruction in Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas. Tornadoes and severe weather led to casualties, injuries, and power outages in the region.

Tornado-spawning thunderstorms in central United States

Tornado-spawning thunderstorms in central US killed at least 13 people, caused widespread damage and power outages, with more severe weather expected over Memorial Day weekend. Texas and Oklahoma were heavily impacted, with fatalities reported in multiple states.

Severe Weather and Tornadoes in Southern States

Severe storms and tornadoes across Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas leave at least 11 dead, including children, and cause widespread damage and power outages. More tornadoes expected with potential for long-track tornadoes over Memorial Day weekend.

Devastating Storms in Texas

Devastating storms in Texas lead to at least four deaths, almost one million without power, and extensive damage in Houston. The storms caused chaos, destruction, and widespread power outages in the region.

Severe Weather in Houston, Texas and Louisiana

Severe storms hit Houston, Texas and Louisiana, causing flooding, power outages, and at least seven deaths. The damage is reminiscent of Hurricane Ike in 2008, with high winds shattering windows and causing chaos. Power may be out for weeks in some areas, and residents are facing extreme heat without air conditioning.

Severe Weather in Houston

Severe weather in Houston caused four deaths and significant damage, prompting the mayor to urge non-essential workers to stay home. Power outages affected nearly 1 million users, and emergency measures are in place, including school closures and patrols by first responders.

Severe Storms and Flooding on US Gulf Coast

Dangerous storms and flooding hit US Gulf Coast, killing at least four people and leaving over 800,000 without power. Flights canceled, ships buffeted, and buildings damaged. Houston hit by wind and flash flooding. Recovery efforts ongoing with flood warnings in place.

Severe Storms Cause Power Outages in Houston, Texas

Severe storms in Houston area caused power outages affecting hundreds of thousands of people, with CenterPoint Energy reporting delays in updates due to the widespread loss of power.

Flooding in China's Guangdong Province

Major rivers, waterways, and reservoirs in China's Guangdong province are threatening dangerous floods, prompting emergency response plans to protect over 127 million people. Heavy rains have caused evacuations, power outages, and suspension of classes in affected areas.

Russian Air Strikes on Kharkiv, Ukraine

Kharkiv, Ukraine faces ongoing air strikes and power outages as Russia escalates attacks, leading to mass evacuations and infrastructure damage.

Colombian Water Crisis

Colombian President urges Bogota residents to leave the city temporarily to reduce pressure on drought-hit water reservoirs. The country is facing a severe water crisis due to the El Nino weather phenomenon, with reservoir levels dropping significantly.

Innovative Solution for Ukraine's Power Outages

International team finds creative solution to help keep Ukraine's lights on amidst Russian attacks, with potential applications for military and commercial pilots.

Russian Attacks on Ukrainian Energy Infrastructure

Russian attacks target Ukrainian energy infrastructure, including one of Ukraine's largest power plants, leading to significant damage and power outages in certain regions.

Severe Weather

Strong winds and tornadoes cause power outages in several areas.

Severe Nor'easter Storm and Severe Weather Across the U.S.

Maine is bracing for a massive nor'easter storm expected to bring up to 22 inches of snow, while other states in the country are facing severe weather with tornadoes and heavy rain causing damage and power outages.

Nor'easter Storm Heading for New England

A powerful nor'easter storm is expected to hit New England, bringing heavy snow and high winds, potentially causing power outages and damage to trees and power lines. Ski areas welcome the snowy forecast after a season of below-average snowfall.

Russian Cruise Missile Strike in Ukraine

A Russian cruise missile strike in Ukraine killed one man and caused power outages in different regions. Ukraine shot down drones and missiles launched by Russia, while Russia escalated attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure. Russian conscription numbers were also increased.

Winter Storm Hits New England and California

A major winter storm hits New England, causing over two feet of snow in some areas, power outages, and transportation issues. The storm also affects areas in New York City, New Jersey, and Maine, with significant power outages and flight cancellations. Southern California experiences heavy rain and hail, leading to a rescue operation in the storm-swollen Los Angeles River. Ski resorts in New England anticipate better late-season conditions due to the snowfall. Another winter storm is developing in the West, affecting the Rockies, Plains, and Upper Midwest.

Weather event in Las Vegas, NV

Strong winds causing dust storms and power outages in Las Vegas, NV on March 2, 2024

Severe Winter Storm in California and Nevada

A massive storm brought several feet of snow and powerful winds to California and Nevada, causing power outages and stranding motorists.

California Blizzard Hits Sierra Nevada

The most powerful California blizzard of the season pounded the Sierra Nevada with gusts of up to 190 mph, causing road closures and dangerous conditions in the Lake Tahoe and Mammoth Mountain areas. Avalanche warnings were issued, and thousands were left without power. Despite the storm, the Mammoth Film Festival continued with its schedule.

Sierra Nevada Blizzard

A powerful blizzard in the Sierra Nevada shut down Interstate 80, with up to 10 feet of snow expected. Thousands of homes lost power, and travel conditions were extremely dangerous. Ski resorts closed, and some areas faced high avalanche danger.

Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant at Risk

The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine, near the front line of the war with Russia, is at risk of a potential disaster due to staffing issues, maintenance concerns, and power outages. The plant is currently relying on backup generators to operate safely.