Dangerous conditions continue across Florida Tuesday, July 29, with most of the state under either extreme heat warnings or heat advisories.

As heat records continue to break in the U.S., this week has already brought the threat of derechos. That’s left many people ...

The storms could be accompanied by hail or damaging winds and have the highest chance of forming on Tuesday evening.

There were two confirmed tornadoes amid a flurry of warnings as storms moved through eastern South Dakota during the afternoon and evening of July 28.

About half the country is under active heat advisories again on Tuesday, affecting more than 168 million Americans, according to the National Weather Service. The extreme heat continues in the Midwest ...

The rainfall at Detroit Wayne County Metropolitan Airport on July 28 was 2.68 inches, breaking a record for that day set in ...

A shift in the weather pattern is expected midweek, bringing warmer and drier conditions, according to the National Weather Service.

The National Weather Service in Louisville has issued an extreme heat warning for several Indiana and commonwealth counties ...

Widespread heat indexes of 105 or higher will cover the eastern Plains, Midwest, Mid-South and Southeast including Florida.

An extreme heat warning and a heat advisory were issued by the National Weather Service for portions of Central Florida and the East Coast.

An Extreme Heat Warning has been issued for much of Central Florida, where temperatures are expected to reach dangerous ...

The National Weather Service issued an extreme heat warning for southeast Louisiana and southern Mississippi with heat index ...