At Least 39 Dead in Massive Storm as Tornadoes and Wildfires Sweep Across U.S.
The dynamic storm from Friday through Sunday had earned an unusual “high risk” designation from weather forecasters.
Oklahoma wildfires leave 4 dead and at least 200 injured, state officials say
Wildfires in Oklahoma have left four people dead and at least 200 injured, state officials said Tuesday, and a red flag ...
13 dead in crashes during dust storms; homes destroyed in Oklahoma wildfires
The National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center warned of "near historic" fire conditions in the Plains.
Cross-country storm to bring blinding dust, brush fires and blizzard conditions across ...
Another potent storm is putting millions in the United States in harm’s way again, just days after a deadly, cross-country ...
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Oklahoma severe storms forecast center is target of DOGE
A government agency that provides critical severe weather information to millions of Americans has been targeted for shutdown ...
Residents Pick Up the Pieces After Storms Devastate the U.S. South and Midwest
Scattered twisters and storm damage led to the deaths of at least 13 people in Missouri, including a 30-year-old man who ...
NASA Image Reveals 'Treacherous Conditions' Over Oklahoma
A new satellite image released by the NASA Earth Observatory has captured the dramatic plumes of smoke coming from the wildfires in Oklahoma that have devastated the state since Friday. Over 130 ...
Meet the OU scientist looking for breakthroughs in tornado research
Homeyer heads one of the nation's leading research teams looking into how climate change may be driving floods, fires, and ...
A look at the 42 deaths linked to severe storms in the US
A series of storms that kicked up wildfires, tornadoes and dust while barreling across eight states over the weekend have ...
NOAA's Storm Prediction Center facility among planned DOGE cuts
A core government facility tracking severe thunderstorms and tornadoes is listed on the DOGE website as a planned office ...
Dust Storms in Texas and New Mexico Raise Fire Risks
Blowing dust reduced visibility to near zero in some parts of New Mexico, prompting road closures. Forecasters say dangerous fire conditions will persist until Thursday.