In the United States, severe weather news means blizzards, heat waves, ice storms, damaging thunderstorms, hail and high winds. Reporting follows the immediate event and the damage it leaves behind.
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November 6, 2026
ComingSoon Shares Twister Alley TrailerThe trailer previews Twister Alley, a disaster film about a 1,000-mile chain of tornadoes tearing through the United States, releasing November 6, 2026.
November 6, 2026
Flash Floods Drench Southeast in Record RainfallMultiple flash flood emergencies were issued across the Southeast United States in late October and early November 2026.
November 5, 2026
October 2026 Ranks 14th-Warmest on RecordClimate Central analysis finds 33 cities recorded one of their five hottest Octobers on record.
November 4, 2026
Weather Service Adds Severe Warning Wording for WinterThe National Weather Service is expanding its "Particularly Dangerous Situation" language to select blizzard and ice storm warnings this winter.
November 4, 2026
Cotality Ranks States by Extreme-Weather RiskA new report ranks U.S. states by exposure to extreme weather and projects how housing losses will grow by 2050.
October 29, 2026
Climate Change Linked to Thousands of U.S. ShootingsA new analysis finds rising temperatures have contributed to approximately 2,000 shootings across 100 cities since 2021.
October 28, 2026
Experts Propose Parametric Insurance for Weather DelaysParametric coverage could address construction risks that traditional builder policies often miss.
October 28, 2026
DC Comics Introduces New Solar Weakness for SupermanSuperman suffers painful injuries following exposure to sunlight in the latest issue.
October 28, 2026
Interstate 85 Ranks Among Most Dangerous US HighwaysA 2024 study identifies Interstate 85 as the fifth-deadliest highway in the United States based on crash data.
October 28, 2026
Hard Braking Peaks in October Across United StatesNational data shows braking events and pedestrian crashes both rise significantly during the month of October.
This section follows storm tracking, warning systems, infrastructure damage and rescue operations. It reaches every state and the territories within the national borders. Regional topography and seasonal shifts determine the types of hazards that occur throughout the year. Infrastructure vulnerability and the speed of emergency response are the two factors that define the aftermath of every major event.
