The Point at Cape Henlopen, where the Delaware Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean, closes from March to September to protect the ...

The town sits in a valley beneath the towering presence of its namesake peak, looking like it was plucked straight from a ...

Who could forget the devastating Ice Storm of 1991 in Rochester, New York? Beginning on the afternoon of Sunday, March 3, the storm paralyzed the region. Ice-covered tree limbs crashed down ...

Winter storm warnings extended from Kentucky to southern New Jersey, and the snow-and-ice mix was expected to become all rain by Wednesday afternoon as temperatures climb. Meanwhile a separate ...

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Several significant weather events are headed toward the Mid-South this week, most notably an overnight storm system on Friday that could produce tornadoes across the region.

For most homes, the safest spot is the lowest level of your house, such as the basement or a storm cellar if you have one. If a basement or storm shelter isn't available, head to the most interior ...

The next big storm system to impact the country will develop and move through heading into the weekend. By Friday an upper-level low will begin traverse east of the Rocky Mountains. Southeast ...

Attention will then turn towards the weekend as a potent storm across the center of the nation drives eastward. Saturday is expected to be largely dry, however warm air advection ahead of the ...

Dangerous fire weather conditions will persist throughout the day as a powerful storm system impacts Oklahoma, Kansas, and the surrounding region. A few isolated storms may develop as the dry line ...

Quiet Monday night Slight cooler on Tuesday but still generally sunny ALERT DAY Friday for isolated severe storm threat PLANNING THE NEXT 24 HOURS: Quiet conditions are expected both Monday night ...

Friday night into the first few hours of Saturday, we *may* see a pop-up shower or storm develop, but most areas will continue to stay dry for the next week. The weekend won’t be as hot ...

ALERT DAYS are expected Tuesday through Wednesday as our next, big weather system moves through Wisconsin. Details here. Read more.