Heavy rain is coming to Texas and some surrounding states into the end of the week and at least one consequence could be dangerous flash flooding.

While Saharan dust and wind shear suppress tropical development in the Atlantic, the eastern Pacific has come alive, one of two active tropical cyclones becoming a hurricane.

Following destructive winds in parts of Oklahoma and Texas Sunday night, severe thunderstorms will continue to rumble across portions of the Plains and Southeast through at least midweek.

Days with dry warm weather have been limited in the Northeast but a small bunch of both is on the way later this week.

Miles of beaches were littered with garbage and debris following a SpaceX Starship explosion, occurring just before an endangered species of sea turtles began to hatch.

While Saharan dust and wind shear suppress tropical development in the Atlantic, the eastern Pacific has come alive, with the prospect that three storms could be roaming the basin at once this week.

Following a period of dry and nice weather over the weekend, thunderstorm downpours will usher in the new workweek in the Northeast; however, drier, warmer (and potentially smokier) weather is ahead ...

An exceptionally high risk for damaging winds in parts of Oklahoma and Texas into Sunday night highlights the start of a new week of severe thunderstorm threats extending from New Mexico to ...

Dozens of states east of the Rockies, especially across the southern U.S., will have to contend with a daily barrage of dangerous thunderstorms through the first full weekend of June and beyond.

Severe weather may show no mercy for parts of the central United States with a daily risk in some locations. Storms will also reach into parts of the East as well.