A massive cold outbreak in the central United States in early February set hundreds of low temperature records. It brought down the Texas power grid and left millions of people without electricity. Sounds familiar? It was 2011 when the La Niña stream and the active jet stream gave rise to a scenario ...
More than 200 million people are at risk due to the deadly winter storm raging in the northeastern United States, writes CNN. The storm has been fatal: at least 15 people have died in weather-related road accidents since the low ...
Beach lovers experienced a frightening encounter with a tornado when it struck Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. This is stated in the CNN video. The video captures the moment when the tornado formed in the water near the coast. Once on the shore in the form of a tornado, strong ...
Tornadoes start at the outer edges of hurricanes. When a storm hits land, the increase in surface friction can lead to vortexes in the air, explains the New York Times. When Hurricane Isaiah swept through the Mid-Atlantic states on Tuesday August 4, despite its relentless weakening ...
Imagine driving down a highway and being caught in a tornado of large tumbleweed plant balls, writes the Tri-City Herald. Washington-based journalist Matt McKnight captured a video of spinning tumbleweeds swirling around him intensively on State Route 204, that ...
At least six people died after several tornadoes formed in areas of Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana on the evening of Wednesday, April 22, and Thursday, April 23, in the morning. Tornadoes destroyed houses and overturned cars. Fox writes about this ...
After powerful storms and tornadoes hit the vast southern United States on Sunday, April 19, severe weather moved to Florida in a day, writes USA Today. A violent tornado knocked over a motor home in southern Alabama on the evening of April 19, ...
At least 34 people died and hundreds of thousands of people in 16 states were left without electricity after severe tornado storms that swept the southern United States on April 12 and 13, writes ABC News. Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana and Mississippi have declared a state of emergency ...
On April 12, Mississippi and Louisiana experienced the impact of a deadly storm system that produced dozens of tornadoes, killing at least 19 people and destroying hundreds of homes and buildings, Fox News writes. The National Weather Service's Hurricane Prediction Center (SPC)...
Severe storms caused tornadoes, high winds, hail and rain in parts of the Midwest and South, causing extensive property damage, but thankfully no one was killed. Writes about this USA Today. Tornadoes have been seen in Arkansas, Illinois and Iowa, in ...