AccuWeather Daily
AccuWeather Daily is a short podcast that delivers the top trending weather story of the day. Each episode provides a brief update on significant weather events worldwide. The podcast is produced by AccuWeather, a leading weather forecasting service. It offers listeners a quick and informative look at the most important weather news.
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Hurricane Fausto churns in the eastern Pacific: Is Hawaii at risk? Plus, after Texas floods, volunteers race to reunite displaced pets with families
"Hawaii will need to monitor the progress of Fausto, as it is forecast to move near or just north of the islands around the middle of next week," AccuWeather Lead Hurricane Expert Alex DaSilva said.
Also, from soaked kittens to dogs separated from families who lost everything, volunteers are racing to bring Kerr County’s smallest flood survivors home.
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Wreckage of Pan Am plane found 74 years after it crashed off Puerto Rico
Although all passengers survived the initial impact, only 17 people would be rescued, and the rest would be lost with the quickly sinking plane – a result that investigators would blame in part on a lack of safety briefings and that would spur changes in the aviation industry.
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Tropical Storm Bertha strengthens, to make landfall in Louisiana; plus, continued risks of severe storms in eastern US
Tropical Storm Bertha expected to track across the Gulf, bringing flooding rain, gusty winds, dangerous surf and rough seas from Florida to Louisiana and coastal Texas.
Also, the threat of damaging winds, flash flooding, tornadoes and travel disruptions to continue as severe thunderstorms sweep across the mid-Atlantic and the Southeast through midweek.
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Tropical Storm Bertha strengthens, to make landfall along Gulf Coast this week
Tropical Storm Bertha expected to track across the Gulf, bringing flooding rain, gusty winds, dangerous surf and rough seas from Florida to Louisiana and perhaps Texas.
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Earth's ‘Black Box’ will record ‘every step’ humanity takes toward catastrophe
A disused airport in Tasmania’s rugged West Coast will soon be home to an angular steel structure with a confronting purpose: document the ‘demise of the planet’
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Flash flood emergency underway in Texas Hill Country after rivers surge from extreme rain
The Guadalupe River at Center Point rose 32 feet in 4 hours and is forecast to crest near levels seen during the catastrophic July 4, 2025, flood.
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'Dangerous' air quality as thick wildfire smoke shrouds the sky for millions; plus, NYC's Legionnaires’ bacteria outbreak reaches 60 cases
Smoke from wildfires burning in Ontario have caused air quality to reach "dangerous" levels across Canada, and the northeastern and midwestern United States. And it could get worse before conditions improve.
Also, towers on 76 buildings on the Upper East Side have tested positive for the bacteria, the city’s Department of Health and Mental Hygiene said Tuesday.
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Could the US stop changing clocks? What permanent daylight saving time means
The Sunshine Protection Act would make daylight saving time permanent across most of the U.S., but it still needs approval from the full House and Senate.
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'Steam-cooker' pattern grips the Central, East as heat and humidity peak
As a heat dome expands from the Plains to the Northeast into midweek, residents are urged to take precautions to protect themselves and their pets against the uncomfortable and dangerous conditions.
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Pacific poised for tropical surge as Atlantic remains mostly quiet
Atlantic hurricane activity is expected to remain limited through late July, but the Gulf Coast isn’t off the hook; meanwhile, the eastern Pacific is gearing up for a burst of tropical storms and possible hurricanes.
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Texas boy struck by lightning while playing video games; plus, the next heat dome on the way for the Midwest and perhaps East again
A Texas boy struck by lighting while using his computer says he's lucky to be alive.
Also, a new heat dome is set to expand across the central and eastern US, bringing dangerous heat, oppressive humidity and AccuWeather RealFeel® Temperatures of 105-115 degrees next week.
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Global oceans break June temperature record with fears they’re headed into ‘uncharted territory’; plus, Neil the Seal returned to Tasmania
The planet’s oceans are at unprecedented temperatures for this time of year, breaking the June temperature record, according to new data, with alarming implications for global weather and marine life.
Also, Neil the Seal, the beloved 2,200-pound southern elephant seal , returned for molting season as officials remind people to keep a safe distance.
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Tornado in Alaska? Plus, a heat dome to broil western US ahead of North American monsoon
Tornadoes are extremely rare in Alaska, with only 11 documented since 1950.
Also, a new heat dome is building in the United States this week. This time it will focus on the West first, then shift toward the Midwest. Storms associated with the North American monsoon will follow the heat in the West.
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Atlantic hurricane season off to a slow start as El Niño strengthens
While activity has ramped up in the Pacific Ocean over the last month, the Atlantic activity levels have been on the quieter side. Find out what factors could lead to an uptick in activity as the month goes on.
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Extreme heat to shift west into mid-July prior to return of annual monsoon
An uptick in heat through midmonth will be followed by humidity as the monsoon kicks in later in July, keeping the risk for wildfires high. A high wildfire risk exists for much of the Southwest through this weekend and a very high risk for southeast Utah and southwest Colorado, where the largest wildfires are burning.
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Thunderstorms to circle massive heat furnace into Fourth of July
The same heat dome driving dangerous temperatures will also steer severe thunderstorms into parts of the United States before and during the Independence Day weekend.
Also, a sunrise view in Yellowstone National Park showed snow still clinging to the mountains even as much of the U.S. swelters in summer heat.
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Why heat waves can turn deadly: AccuWeather index tracks duration and intensity
As dangerous heat builds, AccuWeather’s HeatWave Severity Index shows how duration and intensity can raise the risk of heat-related illness.
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Asteroid Day marks 1908 Siberian impact as scientists prepare for surge of new discoveries
More than a century after an asteroid exploded over Tunguska, astronomers are preparing for a new era of asteroid detection and planetary defense
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Fourth of July week furnace: Dangerous heat dome for 250 million people
A major heat wave will grip close to three dozen states in the days leading up to the Fourth of July and could put millions at risk for heat-related illness.
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Fourth of July weather forecast: Heat, storms and smoke ahead; plus, two humpback whales traveled more than 9,000 miles
Millions of Americans will face a mix of heat, thunderstorms and wildfire smoke over Independence Day weekend, with weather threatening travel delays and outdoor celebrations across parts of the U.S.
Also, decades of whale photos helped researchers identify two humpbacks that moved between breeding grounds on opposite sides of the Southern Hemisphere, a rare crossing documented between Australia
Building heat dome could spark tropical development near southern US in Atlantic andGulf
Warm Atlantic and Gulf waters, combined with the edge of a building heat dome, could allow storm clusters to organize into a tropical system as July begins.
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France recorded its hottest day ever as a heat wave intensified across Europe; plus, 'Extreme' weather fueling erratic wildfires in western US
Extreme temperatures have contributed to deaths, prompted school closures and driven residents to cooling spots across France.
Also, conditions conducive for explosive and highly dangerous wildfire development will unfold later this week and persist through this weekend over a large part of the interior western United States.
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3-year-old Florida boy dies after being found in car; plus a massive Midwest heat dome brewing for next week
The tragedy underscores a critical danger that no one should ever take for granted. A vehicle can reach lethal temperatures within minutes. Every parent and caregiver needs to make hot vehicle safety a priority. Never leave a child unattended in a vehicle, even for a moment.
arts of the central and eastern United States will become as hot as a firecracker in the days ahead of Independence Day. Th
Illinois has already surpassed its record year for tornado reports ;Earth's lightning capital gets 22,000 strikes per day
The state of Illinois has already seen more tornado reports than it has in any year since records began, while "tornado alley" states are lagging behind this year in the annual tornado tally.
Also, a lake in Venezuela the size of Connecticut sits under constant thunderstorms for most of the year, making it the lightning capital of Earth.
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Next round of record-challenging heat on the way for Pacific Northwest; plus, a national park warns visitors not to hike between 10 and 4
The first days of summer will sizzle along the Interstate 5 corridor with temperatures set to return to the 90s F early week.
Also, Grand Canyon National Park officials are warning visitors of the dangerous weather conditions that happen on a near daily basis during peak travel season.
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A devastating cyclone wiped out 7% of the planet’s endangered Tapanuli orangutans
A tropical cyclone that pummeled the Indonesian Island of Sumatra last November, bringing catastrophic flooding and devastating landslides wiped out more than 7% of the global population of the endangered Tapanuli orangutans.
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El Niño could trigger marine heat waves that threaten Pacific Ocean wildlife
Scientists warn that warming Pacific Ocean waters and marine heat waves fueled by El Niño could impact marine life, including sea lions, seabirds and sharks.
For the latest on Tropical Rainstorm Arthur check here.
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Tropical rainstorm near the Texas coast forecast to become Arthur
A tropical rainstorm that has been gathering downpours along the Texas coast is forecast to evolve into Tropical Storm Arthur. Regardless, torrential rain will lead to life-threatening flooding in the Southeast.
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Mysterious ‘cold blob’ in the ocean puzzling scientists. Could it be an ominous sign?
Scientists are a bit perplexed about a patch of water in the North Atlantic, south of Greenland and Iceland.
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Pacific Northwest hot, central US stormy, and flash flooding along the Gulf Coast
Temperatures will soar in the northwestern United States into the early week with widespread highs in the 80s and 90s potentially being a shock to sensitive individuals.
Also, AccuWeather forecasters are monitoring a new severe weather risk for parts of the Midwest at midweek.
Plus, pockets of heavy rain will raise the risk of flash flooding across the Gulf Coast states, regardless of whether tr
El Niño is here, and it’s developing earlier and faster than many typically do
There is a 40% chance that it evolves into a "super El Niño" with global impacts that will last into 2027, AccuWeather experts says.
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Heat, humidity to spur summery conditions, storms in eastern US this week
The combination of building heat and humidity will push AccuWeather RealFeel® Temperatures to triple digits in some areas this week, and may also help boost thunderstorm activity.
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Get Blue aims to expand clean water access as climate change worsens global crisis
The United Nations World Water Development Report 2026 found that 2.1 billion people still lack safely managed drinking water, and the burden falls disproportionately on women and girls.
Also, Tropical Storm Cristina will bring excessive rain and flooding to Central America.
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New research shows that heat disrupts animal brains; also, an active stretch of severe weather will unfold across the Plains
Multiple studies show that animals struggle to learn and become more aggressive when temperatures rise.
Also, strong thunderstorms could unleash damaging winds, hail, isolated tornadoes and downpours through much of the week.
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Tropical Storm Boris to make landfall in Mexico while Atlantic basin remains quiet
Forecasters are monitoring Tropical Storm Boris and a tropical rainstorm early this week, both of which are expected to bring flooding rainfall and gusty winds to portions of southwestern Mexico.
Still quiet in the Atlantic basin, but the Gulf could become the focus of tropical development towards mid-June.
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Google is seeking approval to release millions of mosquitoes in Florida and California; plus, Valley fever, driven by the weather, may kill 1,000 people each year
Google is seeking EPA approval to release millions of male mosquitoes in Florida and California as part of a plan to reduce disease-spreading mosquito populations.
Also, the infection can be deadly and is driven by a particular type of fungus which lives in the southwestern United States.
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Tropical Storm Amanda forms in eastern Pacific; Hurricane threat looms; plus, torrential downpours to raise flash flood risk in south-central US
The first tropical storm of the eastern Pacific season has formed and could soon become hurricane. Another area of interest has the potential to develop into a major hurricane and bring dangerous weather to Mexico.
Also, rounds of heavy rain and thunderstorms could trigger dangerous flash flooding in the Texas Hill Country and other parts of the south-central United States through the weekend.
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Eastern Pacific awakens as Tropical Depression One-E forms
Tropical Depression One-E forms in the eastern Pacific as a second area with a high risk of tropical development looms to start the hurricane season, while forecasters warn of an active year fueled by El Niño.
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2026 Atlantic hurricane season is here, but when will the first storm form? Plus, watch where you step at the beach
Tropical development is expected to remain limited as the Atlantic hurricane season gets underway, but forecasters say a shift in atmospheric conditions could raise the chances for activity next week.
Also, venomous Portuguese man o’ war spotted on Myrtle Beach as summer travel ramps up. Officials warn to steer clear and leave them alone.
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How ‘Pressure’ reveals the D-Day forecast that changed World War II history
A weather forecast would help determine whether one of the largest military operations in history could begin. The movie 'Pressure' starring Brendan Fraser tells that story.
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Tropical threat emerging from central Gulf to Florida waters
Warm Gulf and southwest Atlantic waters could support tropical development close to Florida in early June, while forecasters also track increasing activity in the eastern Pacific.
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Europe’s early heatwave is smashing records
A powerful heat dome has the continent in a death grip. A persistent high-pressure system is trapping hot air. It may remain in place for weeks and is a weather phenomenon made more likely and more intense by human-caused climate change.
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Flash flood risk, drought relief to grow from Texas to Carolinas and Georgia; a Mississippi woman died after vehicle was swept away by flood waters
Repeated rounds of heavy rain and thunderstorms will focus from Texas to the Carolinas, easing drought for some, but raising the risk of flash flooding and travel disruptions through the end of May.
With more rain in the forecast, drivers should remember: “turn around, Don’t drown,” when they cannot see the road under floodwater.
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State of Emergency declared for Utah drought after 'no-pack' winter; plus Hurricane season begins June 1, one area is being watched for development
After a winter with record low snowpack, and continued dry weather since, the governor of Utah has declared a state of emergency because of the drought.
Also, outdoor and vacation plans in a portion of the Caribbean and Florida can be impacted into the first half of June as tropical moisture builds, potentially leading to the first storm of 2026.
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Memorial Day travel expected to hit record 45 million despite high gas prices
An estimated 45 million Americans are expected to travel for Memorial Day weekend, but cooler temperatures could impact outdoor plans. Rain and cool weather gear will come in handy during many outdoor activities and ceremonies in the East, while the West and Midwest will be largely dry and warm.
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Why Memorial Day feels like the start of summer, even though it isn’t
The holiday weekend arrives before summer officially begins, but weather, travel and tradition have made it the season’s symbolic starting line.
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Memorial Day weekend: Downpours, storms from Texas to New England; plus, California gray wolf is spotted in Sequoia National Park
Millions partaking in Memorial Day weekend activities may face thunderstorms, heavy rain and flash flooding from Texas to New England.
Also, a 3-year-old female wolf that previously traveled to Los Angeles has been spotted in Sequoia National Park, marking a historic milestone for the species. The wolf is the first publicly known wolf in Sequoia National Park in over 100 years.
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Dangerous storms loom for millions from Texas to the Northeast; plus, Santa Rosa Island Fire destroys historic buildings
Damaging winds, hail and flash flooding are possible as rounds of thunderstorms track from the Plains and Midwest into the Ohio Valley, mid-Atlantic and Northeast through midweek.
Also, the human-caused wildfire has burned more than 10,000 acres on Santa Rosa Island, forced the island to close and sent smoke drifting into parts of Southern California.
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Winter to return to Colorado, Wyoming with more May mountain snow
Winter is forecast to make a second comeback in the Rockies as a new storm brings heavy mountain snow, travel hazards and possible power outages across parts of Colorado, Wyoming and Utah by the early week.
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Super El Niño could strain food and water supplies around the world
El Niño typically raises the risk of drought in Central America, Southeast Asia, the Sahel and Southern Africa, while increasing the threat of floods in East Africa and South America, according to the UN.
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Brain-eating amoeba found in hot springs at 3 National Parks: study
A new study detected Naegleria fowleri, better known as "brain-eating amoeba" in thermal waters at Yellowstone, Grand Teton and Lake Mead.
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Sudden summer weather on the way for Midwest, East next week; plus the first fatal bear attack since 1998 reported in Glacier National Park
A surge of warmth and humidity will push temperatures into the 80s and near 90° across parts of the Midwest and East next week, bringing mid-summer like conditions after a cool start to May.
Also, it was the second bear attack in a national park in less than a week and forced closures of nearby trails and campgrounds.
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Wet spring, more mice? The weather link behind rare hantavirus risk
Weather can influence rodent habitat, food supply and activity, which can affect potential exposure risk.
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One of the planet’s biggest cities is sinking so rapidly it’s visible from space
New imagery from a powerful NASA radar system reveals parts of Mexico city are sinking at rates of more than 1/2 inch a month.
Also, a roller coaster ride of temperature extremes in the northeast and and midwest punctuated by some afternoons worthy of shorts, but also mornings with frosts and freezes, will continue through mid-May before a warmer pattern takes hold.
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Southwest braces for next heat wave with highs reaching 110 degrees in Phoenix and Palm Springs
A building heat wave will send temperatures soaring across the interior Southwest, with some cities topping 100 to 110 F for the first time this year in the coming days.
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El Nino to fuel Pacific hurricane season, increasing risks for California, Hawaii, and Mexico; plus, Denver had its biggest May snowstorm since 2003
The Eastern Pacific hurricane season starts on May 15, and AccuWeather hurricane experts are warning that El Niño could promote a surge in activity in 2026.
Also, heavy, wet snow damaged trees across metro Denver while totals topped 2 feet in parts of the Colorado Rockies.
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Monster 7-inch hailstone confirmed as Texas state record; also, Illinois leads the nation for tornado reports
A hailstone picked up by a storm chaser in Texas nearly two years ago has been declared a new state record by officials.
Plus, after an unusually stormy spring in the state, Illinois is No. 1 in preliminary tornado reports this year, bucking the historical average.
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How Halley's comet fuels the Eta Aquarids lighting up the sky this week; plus, lightning may have sparked a fire that destroyed Florida marine lab
Halley's comet won't zoom by Earth again until 2061 but debris from the famous comet visit twice a year through meteor showers.
Also, The AccuWeather Lightning Network detected lightning strikes between 3 and 3:30 p.m. on Saturday near the Marine Science Laboratory building in St. Petersburgt
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May's biggest astronomy events include shooting stars
The moon will be the centerpiece of almost every major astronomical happening in May, including a meet-up with Venus and Jupiter.
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Summer forecast 2026: Heat, severe storms to shape the season as El Niño develops, strengthens
Energy bills could soar this summer with widespread heat predicted coast to coast. And as the season progresses, El Niño will have a bigger influence on the weather.
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Severe weather on the move into southern and eastern US; snow in the Colorado Rockies
Severe storms with damaging winds, hail and tornadoes will shift from the middle of the United States to the South and East through midweek, with renewed threats focusing on the Gulf Coast by the weekend.
Also, a spring snowstorm will blanket the mountains of Colorado into the start of May, providing a small boost in snow following an unusually dry winter season.
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Rain returns to southern US bringing drought and wildfire relief; plus, a satellite tornado in Oklahoma
Multiple rounds of rain and thunderstorms this week will fall across drought-stricken areas of the South, offering short-term relief and reducing wildfire risk in locations that receive soaking rainfall.
Also, a storm chaser got to see a rare weather phenomenon in Oklahoma on Thursday: A pair of tornadoes, one circling the other.
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Severe weather outbreak, with threat of strong tornadoes, to intensify through Monday
Monstrous hail, strong tornadoes and destructive winds will threaten tens of millions this week as a multiday severe weather outbreak reaches its crescendo.
Also, farmers worked through the night ahead of the freeze trying to protect vulnerable crops as temperatures plummeted into the 20s.
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Georgia under state of emergency; 80 confirmed tornadoes last week; and Lake Lure, NC reopening
-Air quality alerts are in place for parts of Georgia and South Carolina as wildfires are sending smoke into Atlanta and Charleston.
-After a multi-state severe weather outbreak last Friday, at least 80 tornado tracks have been confirmed, including 2 EF3 twisters.
-The opening of Lake Lure marks a significant milestone for Hurricane Helene recovery in Western North Carolina.
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Wildfire forecast 2026: Fires likely to burn over 5.5 million acres as drought intensifies
The United States faces a growing wildfire threat in the coming months, with fires in 2026 forecast to burn between 5.5 and 8 million acres across the country.
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Drought fueling wildfires across the Southeast; historic Great Lakes flooding shoves ice chunks into homes
A dangerous and fast-moving wildfire situation is unfolding across the southeastern US.
Several dams neared failure in Michigan and Wisconsin this week as rivers and creeks spilled out of their banks into homes and submerged cars underwater.
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Illinois leads nation in tornado, hail and wind reports so far in 2026; plus, Mars may have had an ocean billions of years ago
The state of Illinois reigns supreme for tornado and other severe weather reports so far this year, but that's not the way the map should look like in mid April.
Also, CNN's Jacopo Prisco writes that scientists believe they found fresh proof of an ancient ocean on Mars in the form of a “bathtub ring” it left after it dried up billions of years ago.
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Cars are emerging from a massive Boston-area snow pile months after winter storms ... and more
At least six vehicles have been found so far as a stubborn Somerville snow mound slowly melts, revealing dirty ice packed with debris after a winter of 60+ inches around Boston.
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Cold snap and a freeze to follow first heat wave of 2026 in part of eastern US
Record-challenging heat will give way to a sharp temperature drop, bringing freeze risks that could threaten buds, blossoms and annual garden flowers across parts of the Midwest and Northeast.
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How unusual is a typhoon in Guam in April?; plus a Swiss singer performed inside a vanishing glacier
Typhoon Sinlaku caused significant damage and severe flooding to Guam and the Northern Mariana islands.
Also, a breathtaking performance by singer To Athena highlights the quickly melting Morteratsch glacier in southeastern Switzerland and accelerating ice loss due to climate change.
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Storm chasers take direct hit from Minnesota tornado; plus 75-car pileup in Colorado
Extreme meteorologist Dr. Reed Timmer intercepted a tornado on Monday as a stormy week of severe weather got underway in the central United States.
Also, a major crash blocked lanes and forced closures in both directions near mile marker 216, a heavily traveled corridor through the Rockies.
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Rare tornado touches down in Northern California; also, the Lyrid meteor shower is coming up
Video shows a rare tornado touched down near Vina, California Sunday, but it couldn't be rated on the Enhanced Fujita Scale.
Also, the first meteor shower in more than three months is about to peak, and viewing conditions are nearly ideal this year due to the moon.
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Heat in the east, severe storms rumbling through the central plains, and an abundance of rain on the way for the Pacific Northwest this week
A surge of early-season heat will build across the Southeast and mid-Atlantic this week, with some areas nearing record highs, while storms and wildfire risks complicate the forecast. Rounds of thunderstorms will bring a multi-day risk of heavy rain and severe weather to the central US, with Tuesday bringing the highest threat for damaging storms. Storms moving into the West through the early week
Super El Niño: What it could mean for US weather, global heat and daily life
A "Super El Niño” is defined when temperature anomalies exceed 2.0 degrees Celsius, a rare threshold that has only been reached a handful of times since 1950.
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The Masters expected to be the driest tournament in 15 years; Severe storms to threaten central US
The four-day Masters Tournament at Augusta National is expected to stay warm and rain-free, on track to become the first totally dry tournament at the club since 2011.
In the Plains and Great Lakes regions, rounds of thunderstorms will bring repeated downpours and localized severe weather, raising the risk of flooding and damaging winds, large hail and a few tornadoes into next week.
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California records second-ever snowless April 1 at key location: 'The frozen reservoir is empty'
When scientists arrived to measure snow on a California mountain, there was none, something that's only happened once before in the historical record.
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Everything's bigger on Jupiter, including its lightning bolts
A new study examining microwave radiation data from NASA's Juno mission provides some clues as to why the lightning bolts on Jupiter may be up to 10,000 times more powerful.
Plus, rain will bring much-needed drought relief to Florida this week, but repeated thunderstorms may lead to localized flooding, while strong onshore winds create dangerous surf and rip current risks along Atlantic beaches.
Significant early April warmup in the West to exacerbate ongoing drought; Fairbank's 152 day streak below freezing ended, and more rain on the way for Hawaii
Following a break from record-smashing heat, warmer weather will return across the West, complicating drought and fire mitigation in the region.
Also, Fairbanks, Alaska, just emerged from a record-shattering streak of cold weather that included more than 30 nights with temperatures of 40 degrees below zero.
And a third Kona storm in three weeks will bring drenching rain, flooding and mudslide ri
French vineyards light hundreds of fires to fight off a spring freeze; plus, crews moved a 264,000-pound home away from erosion in the Outer Banks
When temperatures threatened one of the world's most prized wine regions, some growers reached for fire — while others turned to a more icy solution.
Also, since 2020, 31 privately owned homes have collapsed along the Cape Hatteras National Seashore due to erosion and storm impacts, most in villages near Rodanthe and Buxton.
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Wild temperature swings in the East before calmer pattern arrives next week; plus, Grand Canyon water restrictions could close South Rim lodging if pipeline issues continue
From summerlike warmth to chilly coastal air and rounds of rain, much of the East will face a chaotic stretch of weather through Easter before a quieter, warmer pattern emerges next week.
Also, water restrictions on the South Rim are not uncommon due to breaks in the Transcanyon Waterline, which was built in the 1960s.
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