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Tick Bites on the Upswing - What You Need to Know
NOAA's Storm Prediction Center outlook highlights a slight risk for severe thunderstorms across parts of Nebraska, Kansas, and South Dakota, with a broader marginal risk stretching from the southern Plains into portions of the Midwest.
Cool, Dry Weekend Expected Across Mid-Atlantic as New England Gets Soaked
The NOAA Storm Prediction Center's Day 1 outlook highlights a Slight Risk (Level 2 of 5) for severe thunderstorms from west Texas into western Oklahoma and Kansas, where damaging winds, large hail, and isolated severe storms are possible.
Threat of Severe Storms Moving From the Northwest to the Plains Beginning Friday
A clear view of snow-capped Mount Rainier rising above nearby communities in Washington state. Scientists say the volcano's greatest threat may not be an eruption, but fast-moving lahars capable of reaching populated areas with little warning.
Scientists Warn America's Most Dangerous Volcano Could Trigger Disaster Without Erupting
GOES-19 satellite imagery shows a large plume of tropical moisture stretching across the Atlantic and Caribbean as forecasters monitor increasing storm potential heading into hurricane season.
Tropics Wake Up: Florida and Eastern Pacific Storm Chances Rise
When Will the First Atlantic Storm Form? History Offers CluesCold Temperatures, Frost, and Wet Snow Possible This Weekend in New EnglandRelief From Drought Coming at a Cost in the South
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