Historic Storm Featured March 2026 Storm Recap: Tornado Outbreaks, 6" Hail, and HailTrace 5-Star Hail Maps! March 2026 began with over 50 tornadoes, record 6.14" hail in Illinois, and widespread severe storms across the central U.S. Be prepared because we expect a more active April ahead.
Historic Storm 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season Recap The 2025 Hurricane Season featured four major hurricanes and no U.S. landfalls. Although it may have seemed slow, the Atlantic still produced several record-breaking storms. Meteorologist Mikayla Smith breaks down each system and its impact.
Historic Storm Top 5 Hailstorms of 2024 Discover the top 5 most destructive hailstorms of 2024. See where massive hailstones hit hardest, causing billions in damage across the U.S.
Weather Hurricane Erin: Surprise Category 5! Latest storm track and maps... Hurricane Erin rapidly intensified overnight Friday to a Category 5 hurricane. This is faster and stronger than meteorologists forecasted, surprising many early Saturday morning.
Historic Storm Featured March 14th, 2024: Busiest Hail Day Ever! March 14th, 2024, was the busiest hail day on record, with giant hail, strong tornadoes, and impacts all the way from Texas to Pennsylvania.
Weather First Blizzard Warning: Over 13" of Snow in Louisiana The National Weather Service issued the first-ever blizzard warning for the southeast Texas and southwest Louisiana region, as Winter Storm Enzo tracked eastward along the Gulf Coast.
Weather First of Its Kind: San Francisco Tornado Warning San Francisco saw its first-ever tornado warning on Saturday morning as a strong band of rain moved onshore. Later that day, an EF-1 tornado touched down in Scotts Valley, CA.
Weather Hurricane Beryl Strengthens To Category 5, Breaking Records In the Caribbean In terms of historical records, Hurricane Beryl not only developed farther east than any Atlantic tropical cyclone in June on record, but the hurricane also stands in stark contrast to tropical cyclone climatology.
Weather Texas Breaks State Hail Record On the evening of June 2nd, a bunch of supercells fired along the dryline in the west Texas panhandle. Not an atypical sight for that part of the state this time of year. However, the storm that formed east of Happy, Texas had a surprise up it's sleeve.
