Deadly Storms in the Central U.S.

Deadly storms in the central U.S. kill at least 20 people, injure hundreds, and cause widespread destruction across Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas. The storms have left a trail of devastation, with homes obliterated and lives lost.

Severe Weather in Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas

Powerful storms cause destruction in Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas. Authorities assessing damage.

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.

Deadly Storms in Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas

Powerful storms in Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas killed at least 13 people, with 7 in North Texas. Valley View, Texas, was hit hard, leaving a trail of destruction and tragic loss of life. Residents are left sifting through mangled homes and seeking shelter in makeshift locations. The community is described as tight-knit and devastated by the disaster.

Violent Storms and Tornadoes in Iowa

Violent storms and tornadoes hit Iowa, causing multiple deaths and injuries, with the city of Greenfield being directly hit by a powerful tornado.

Heatwave in Texas and Midwest

The heatwave in Texas and the Midwest is causing increased energy demand as temperatures soar, with record warm overnight lows expected in the Northeast. Severe storms and tornadoes are also forecasted for parts of the US.

Deadly Storms Hit Houston

Deadly storms hit Houston, leaving over 555,000 without power. Four people were killed, and the area faces extreme heat, poor air quality, and potential flash floods. Recovery efforts are underway, with the city experiencing widespread destruction.

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.

Houston Windstorms

Exceptional windstorms hit Houston, leaving some residents without power for weeks, compared to hurricane damage. Four people died, tornadoes and straight-line winds caused destruction. Climate change may intensify storms in a warming world.

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.

Severe Storms Hit Southern States

Several southern states, including Louisiana and Mississippi, were hit by storms resulting in multiple deaths and severe damage. The storms are part of a highly active period for twisters in the region.

Severe Storms and Tornadoes in Oklahoma

Severe storms and tornadoes hit several states, with Oklahoma being one of the hardest-hit areas. One person was killed in Barnsdall, Oklahoma, and significant damage was reported in the small town. Several homes were completely leveled, and a nursing home was destroyed. Rescue efforts are ongoing with some individuals still unaccounted for.

Severe Weather in Texas

Powerful storms in Texas caused flooding, hail, and tornadoes, leading to evacuations and damage. The state has been hit by severe weather events since early April.

Solar Eclipse Viewing Challenges Due to Storms

Storms across the United States may hinder eclipse chasers from getting a clear view of totality, but there are still ways to enjoy the phenomenon even in less than ideal conditions.

Spring Storms and Tornado Outbreaks in the U.S.

Spring storms prompt tornado watches and warnings across the U.S., reminiscent of the 'worst tornado outbreak in U.S. history.' Severe storms bring damage and tornado sightings in multiple states.

Maine's Waterfront Infrastructure Damage

Maine's waterfront infrastructure suffered massive damage in recent storms, impacting small family businesses that rely on the coast for their livelihood. The cost of repairs is estimated to be in the tens of millions, with uncertainty around funding and rebuilding regulations.