Weather

Powerful Nor’easter Hits East Coast A powerful nor’easter is taking shape along the Atlantic Coast, threatening to slam millions of residents with heavy rain, strong winds, and dangerous coastal flooding this weekend. The National Weather Service has issued widespread warnings from the Carolinas to New England as the massive storm system gains strength offshore. Meanwhile,

Florida Man Arrested in Connection with Deadly Palisades Fire “While we cannot undo the damage and destruction that was done, we hope his arrest and the charges against him bring some measure of justice to the victims of this horrific tragedy.” — Acting U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli Arrest Announced at Press Conference Federal and local

King Tides Bring Flooding Chaos to Fort Lauderdale Annual High-Water Season Returns South Florida’s annual “King Tides” are back, pushing seawater onto roads and into neighborhoods from September through December. These seasonal surges, known formally as perigean spring tides, occur when the moon’s closest orbit to Earth aligns with new and full moons. The result:

Heavy Snowfall Turns Everest Into Crisis Zone The storm struck unexpectedly over the weekend, dumping several feet of snow across the region and burying many campsites. Videos circulating on Chinese social media show climbers and trekkers desperately digging out tents as their gear and paths vanish beneath layers of snow. The blizzard, described by officials

Camp Mystic Reopening “The grief is still fresh — and they’re already talking about reopening.” That was the reaction from one parent whose child was among the 27 killed in the July floods that devastated Camp Mystic, a popular Texas summer camp now facing intense scrutiny over its decision to partially reopen. The Tragedy That

Forecast: Heavy Rain and Thunderstorms Meteorologists warn that Miami-Dade and Broward counties could see intense showers and slow-moving thunderstorms throughout Tuesday afternoon and evening. These storms are expected to produce rainfall rates high enough to overwhelm drainage systems, especially in flood-prone neighborhoods. The National Weather Service cautioned that urban flooding is possible, with water pooling

Tropical Storm Gabrielle Could Be Next as Atlantic Disturbance Strengthens September 4, 2025 — A tropical wave moving across the Atlantic Ocean is showing strong signs of organization, and forecasters say it could soon become Tropical Storm Gabrielle, the seventh named storm of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season. A Disturbance With High Potential The National

Arizona Monsoon and Dust Storm A massive dust storm swept across Arizona this week, plunging communities into darkness, snarling travel, and leaving widespread damage in its wake. The storm, fueled by the state’s annual monsoon season, rolled into metro Phoenix Monday night, creating near-zero visibility and knocking out power to thousands of homes and businesses.

Hurricane Erin State of Emergency in New Jersey New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy declared a state of emergency on Thursday as Hurricane Erin, though still offshore, battered the East Coast with dangerous rip currents, powerful surf, and coastal flooding. The declaration, which covers all 21 counties, came after first responders in Margate City rescued more

Everglades Smoke Chokes South Florida Dense smoke from the Everglades has blanketed much of South Florida, leaving residents from Weston to Miami Beach waking up to skies that looked more like Los Angeles smog than Florida sunshine. What many mistook at first for fog was in fact heavy smoke from the Mile Marker 39 Fire,

Hurricane Erin Hurricane Erin remains a powerful and expansive storm Tuesday morning, even after weakening slightly from its Category 5 peak over the weekend. As of the latest advisory, Erin is a Category 2 hurricane with sustained winds of about 105 mph, but its size has grown dramatically. The storm’s tropical-storm-force winds extend nearly 200

East Coast of the U.S. Braces for Hurricane Erin as Storm Expands Over Atlantic “This is not just a wind threat — it’s a storm that will bring dangerous surf, flooding, and coastal erosion from Florida to Canada.” – National Weather Service Hurricane Erin Weakens Slightly, But Expands in Size Hurricane Erin has weakened from

Tennessee Floods Tennessee is reeling from catastrophic flash flooding that has claimed at least four lives, left neighborhoods submerged, and overwhelmed emergency services. The disaster struck with alarming speed after a record-setting deluge dumped more than 6.4 inches of rain on Chattanooga in just 24 hours—the second-wettest day ever recorded in the city since records

Tropical Storm Erin Strengthens in the Atlantic, Projected to Become First Hurricane of 2025 Season Tropical Storm Erin is steadily moving west across the Atlantic Ocean and is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane later this week, according to the latest data from the National Hurricane Center (NHC). While South Florida is not currently in

Texas Floods In what is now one of the deadliest natural disasters in Texas history, over 100 people have been confirmed dead following catastrophic floods that inundated southeast Texas in early July. As the death toll continues to climb, scrutiny is intensifying over a critical failure in the nation’s emergency alert system. According to newly

Flash Floods in New Mexico In yet another display of how unpredictable and extreme the world’s weather has become, terrifying videos from New Mexico reveal powerful flash floods tearing through neighborhoods, roadways, and desert landscapes. The footage, captured by residents and emergency responders, shows walls of water sweeping away vehicles, inundating homes, and forcing people

Camp Mystic Floods Tragedy has struck the heart of the Texas Hill Country as Camp Mystic, a private Christian summer camp located along the Guadalupe River in Kerr County, confirmed on Monday that 27 campers and counselors have died as a result of catastrophic flash flooding over the weekend. The camp, known for its scenic

Extreme Heat in the U.S. As the summer of 2025 kicks off, large portions of the United States are experiencing an unprecedented and dangerous heat wave. More than 150 million Americans are currently under heat alerts, stretching from Maine to Texas, with over 40 cities shattering temperature records in just the last week. The relentless

Lake Tahoe Weather A sudden and powerful thunderstorm swept across the Lake Tahoe region over the weekend, catching many visitors and residents off guard. The storm’s fierce winds and heavy rains caused significant disruptions, including sinking several boats on the lake and leaving numerous hikers stranded or unprepared on trails. Local authorities and rescue teams

Dangerous Heat Wave Hits A relentless heat wave is scorching much of the eastern half of the United States, sending temperatures soaring to record-breaking levels and creating dangerous conditions for millions of Americans from Kansas City to Boston. On Sunday, cities in Louisiana, Connecticut, and Wisconsin all shattered daily heat records as unrelenting sun and