After a small lull in severe weather on Sunday, conditions may once again turn dangerous for many over the central United States by early next week.

After a brief lull in spring storm activity in recent weeks, a large section of the central and eastern United States is gearing up for the return of severe weather. Beginning Thursday ...

A severe weather threat looms across the south-central U.S. on Monday, with 7 million people under flood watches due to potentially heavy rainfall.

Preparations are underway in Minneapolis and other communities across the Upper Midwest ahead of a likely severe weather outbreak on Monday that could blast the region with powerful thunderstorms capable of producing very large hail,

A series of storm systems, which are set to roll out of the Rockies, will track across the central US. Portions of the central United States are expected to face severe thunderstorms nearly every ...

Millions in the Upper Midwest face the possibility of a severe thunderstorm outbreak Monday—the start of several days of extreme weather threats across the country this week.

Strong to severe thunderstorms will continue to be possible overnight in parts of Alabama. A Level 2 out of 5 (slight) risk will continue for part of the state tonight, which means that scattered severe storms will be possible. The slight risk area runs from west to east from southwest Alabama to east-central parts of the state.