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The Storm Prediction Center's Day 1 Fire Weather Outlook shows an elevated risk of fire weather conditions stretching from the Pacific Northwest through the Desert Southwest on Friday.

Weather NewsNo Rain, High Risk: Southwest Storms Could Ignite New Wildfires2 months ago

En esta imagen publicada por Xinhua News Agency, rescatistas trabajan en un centro logístico afectado por un tornado en el distrito de Huangzhou, ciudad de Huanggang, en la provincia china de Hubei, el 7 de julio de 2026. (Wu Zhizun/Xinhua via AP)

Weather NewsTornado-Like Storms Strike China, Alaska and Guam in One Bizarre Week2 months ago

GOES-West GeoColor satellite image showing developing clouds over the Upper Midwest and northern Plains as afternoon storms begin to build

Severe WeatherSummer Thunderstorms Threaten Millions in Upper Midwest and Northern Plains2 months ago

GOES-18 Band 16 infrared satellite image showing the warm heat dome (orange/red) over the central and southern U.S. as cooler air pushes in from the north

Weather NewsCollapse of Heat Dome Will Result in Rain and Storms for Central and Eastern U.S.2 months ago

GOES-West GEOCOLOR satellite imagery from July 1, 2026 showing a thick veil of wildfire smoke blanketing the central and eastern U.S., storm cloud activity along the frontal boundary from the Plains to the Great Lakes, and tropical moisture churning in the Gulf of America ahead of the Fourth of July holiday weekend.

Weather NewsSevere Storms, Extreme Heat, and Wildfire Smoke: Pick Your Poison This Fourth of July2 months ago

The Storm Prediction Center's Day 1 categorical outlook issued June 30, 2026, showing a Level 3 Enhanced risk of severe thunderstorms over the central Plains and Nebraska, a Level 2 Slight risk spanning the Great Lakes into New England, and a broad Marginal risk across much of the central and eastern U.S. through Wednesday morning.

Weather NewsLevel 3 of 5 Storm Threat in Place as Severe Weather Circles the Heat Dome2 months ago

GOES-19 GEOCOLOR composite satellite imagery from June 30, 2026 showing the southeastern United States, Gulf of America, Florida, and the western Atlantic, where the National Hurricane Center is monitoring a low-probability area of tropical development along a frontal boundary off the Southeast coast.

StormsCould the Atlantic's Next Named Storm Ruin Your July 4 Beach Plans?2 months ago

A NOAA Storm Prediction Center Day 1 categorical convective outlook map issued June 29, 2026, showing a Level 4 of 5 Moderate risk zone centered over northern Minnesota and Wisconsin, surrounded by a broad Level 2 Slight risk zone covering the Dakotas through the Upper Midwest, with additional Slight and Marginal risk areas across Texas, Florida, and the Pacific Coast — the ring of fire severe weather pattern developing along the northern rim of the heat dome.

Weather NewsRing of Fire Storms Could Bring Destructive Winds and Hail to Millions2 months ago

A dramatic sunrise photograph of the snow-covered Grand Teton mountain range in Wyoming, with alpenglow illuminating the jagged peaks in shades of orange and pink while frost-covered evergreen trees and the partially frozen Snake River fill the valley below — a scene echoing the rare late-June winter conditions descending on the northern Rockies.

Weather NewsRare June Winter Storm Warnings Issued for Northern Rockies2 months ago

Weather NewsNo Storm Sirens, No Warnings You Can See — Why Heat Domes Are America's Most Underestimated Killer2 months ago