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NOAA GOES-18 GeoColor composite satellite imagery captured at 14:30Z on June 24, 2026, showing an active storm system pushing across the central United States from the High Plains into the Midwest and toward the East Coast, while the Desert Southwest remains largely clear under the ongoing heat dome — a tale of two weather patterns unfolding simultaneously across the country.

StormsStorms to Continue to Hammer the Central U.S. Through the Weekend2 months ago

Storm damage in Gibson County, Indiana, shows the destruction left behind after powerful June tornadoes swept through the Midwest, damaging homes and leveling Blythe Chapel, a 96-year-old church in Owensville.

Weather NewsMidwest Tornado Outbreak Kills 3 as June Storms Break Records2 months ago

NOAA GOES-18 GeoColor composite satellite imagery from June 22, 2026, showing a large storm system with extensive cloud cover pushing from the Rockies eastward across the Plains, Midwest, and toward the East Coast, consistent with the multi-day severe weather threat impacting millions this week.

Storms85 MPH Wind Gusts and Flash Flooding Possible as Storms Roll Through the Central U.S.2 months ago

GOES-West Sandwich Composite satellite image captured at 13:10Z on June 18, 2026, showing active storm systems across the United States, including severe thunderstorm cells over the Midwest and Ohio Valley tracking toward the Northeast, cloud bands associated with the remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur along the Gulf Coast, and a separate storm cluster pushing into the mid-Atlantic and I-95 corridor.

Weather NewsSevere Storms Travel Farther East Into Populated I-95 Corridor2 months ago

NOAA Storm Prediction Center Day 3 Categorical Outlook map issued June 15, 2026, valid June 17–18, showing an Enhanced risk of severe weather centered over Missouri and Illinois, with a Slight risk extending from eastern Nebraska to western West Virginia.

Weather NewsNew Wave of Storms to Return to the Heartland by Midweek2 months ago

NOAA GOES-West AirMass composite satellite imagery captured at 13:10Z on June 10, 2026, showing the dramatic contrast between the hot, dry air mass dominating the western and central United States in deep brown and red tones, the moist tropical air streaming northward from the Gulf in green and yellow, and the active frontal boundary and storm system pushing into the eastern U.S. and Northeast in vivid blue and purple, illustrating the atmospheric setup driving both dangerous heat and severe thunderstorm development across the country.

Weather NewsHeat Wave Fuels Severe Storms and Record Highs Across the East This Week2 months ago

GOES-19 satellite imagery captures a large, active storm system sweeping across the central United States, bringing severe weather threats from the Plains into the Midwest.

StormsPlains and Midwest Brace for Week of Severe Storms, Hail, and Tornadoes2 months ago

GOES-West infrared satellite imagery shows a sprawling storm system moving from the Plains toward the Midwest and East, bringing threats of severe thunderstorms, hail, damaging winds, and heavy rainfall.

StormsSevere Storms Shift from Plains to the East as Weekend Progresses2 months ago

Water vapor satellite imagery shows abundant moisture streaming into the Plains and Mississippi Valley, supporting multiple rounds of severe thunderstorms and heavy rainfall.

StormsPlains and Mississippi Valley Face Days of Severe Storms and Flooding2 months ago

GOES-West infrared satellite imagery shows a sprawling storm system producing severe weather across parts of the Plains, Midwest, and Mississippi Valley.

StormsSevere Storms Target Plains and Midwest to Start the Week2 months ago