U.S. WEATHER AND DISASTER

U.S. Natural Disaster News

Natural disasters in the U.S. run from hurricanes and wildfires to floods, earthquakes, tornado outbreaks and landslides, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting focuses on the events themselves and the destruction they cause across the country.


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Day to day, that means the storms, fires and quakes as they hit, the damage to homes, roads and utilities, and the rescue and recovery work that follows. Coverage reaches every state, from Gulf and Atlantic coastlines to Western wildfire country, the Midwest's tornado alley and mountain regions prone to landslides. Seasonal patterns shape much of this reporting, since hurricane, wildfire and flood risk each peak at different times of year. Infrastructure failure and repeated exposure in the same communities are the threads that recur most often across these stories.