For decades, satellites have watched nearly every swirl of clouds over the Atlantic. In this modern era of storm tracking, the basin has set a record for the latest first hurricane of the season.

As the climatological peak of the Atlantic hurricane season arrives this week, tropical activity remains largely suppressed due to an unusually strong El Niño. The one exception is off the ...

Will 2026 go down with no Atlantic hurricanes? There is a risk of tropical development near the Southeast Coast around midmonth, but the overall tropical Atlantic activity is forecast to be minimal in ...

A congestion of showers and thunderstorms is occurring in the waters of the northern and eastern Gulf. This is the main area where wind shear is weaker and moisture is more abundant. Although there ...

Hurricane Lowell came within about 40 miles of landfall in Hawaii Monday, knocking out power to most of Kaua'i and bringing the second hurricane threat within weeks. When Lowell brushed Hawaii with ...

Nearly a mile beneath South Dakota, scientists conducting an experiment detected a particle interaction unlike anything else they have seen. One possibility has researchers particularly intrigued: It ...

The first lightning detected from a developing thunderstorm turned deadly Tuesday evening in Celebration, Florida, killing a 20-year-old man before any earlier thunder could warn of the nearby danger.

Rain and severe storms to roam the Midwest through mid-September Severe thunderstorms packing damaging winds, hail and a few tornadoes will target the Plains and Midwest into early week, while heavy ...

Major snowstorm burying Virginia, Maryland and North Carolina As a storm approaching the Atlantic coast buries portions of Virginia, Maryland and North Carolina in deep snow, enough snow to create ...

AccuWeather RealFeel® Temperatures will be several degrees above actual temperatures from the late morning through the afternoon hours. Widespread highs ranging from the upper 80s to the upper 90s are ...

Rounds of severe thunderstorms will threaten the Plains, Midwest and Northeast into early next week, bringing damaging winds, large hail and flash flooding in areas stretching for hundreds of miles.