Daily risks for severe weather across the central and eastern U.S. into midweek bringing risks for strong wind gusts, flash flooding and dangerous travel conditions.

A massive heat dome will be long-lasting and unforgiving across large areas of the United States in the coming weeks, with AccuWeather RealFeel® Temperatures occasionally surpassing 110 F.

100-degree heat dome to set up shop over southern US A long stretch of blistering heat is on the way for portions of the Plains and southern United States, while breaks from the heat and humidity ...

A massive heat dome will be long-lasting and unforgiving across large areas of the United States in the coming weeks, with AccuWeather RealFeel® Temperatures occasionally surpassing 110 F.

Flash flood dangers far from over as storms reload across multiple US regions Additional dangerous flash flooding incidents are likely in the coming days as high humidity, daytime heat and storm ...

Heat to rebound in Northeast, following current humidity lull A back-and-forth pattern of cool versus hot and steamy versus less humid will set up into this weekend, but cooler air or seasonable ...

Flash flood watches stretch across the East Coast as heavy rain snarls travel, submerges roads and strands vehicles from D.C. to New England.

Flash floods kill 2 in New Jersey, strand subway riders in NYC Intense rain inundated towns across the mid-Atlantic on Monday afternoon, flooding homes and causing travel nightmares. NYC measured ...

While the manner for flash flooding will change into next week, the likelihood of dangerous conditions from torrential rainfall will continue in some areas and may increase.

As a mass of showers and thunderstorms from the United States moves over open waters of the Gulf this week, there is a low chance of tropical development.

Tropical trouble could stir near Southeast beaches around 4th of July Warm waters along the eastern Gulf and southern Atlantic coasts could help fuel the next tropical depression or storm of the ...

Tropical development is possible from the southern Atlantic coast to the northeastern Gulf through the first full week of July, while Hurricane Flossie continues to churn in the eastern Pacific.