Tens of millions of people from the Upper Midwest to the Ohio Valley are on alert as a multiday severe weather threat begins Wednesday, with forecasters warning of storms capable of producing tornadoes,

The National Weather Service's Prediction Center has issued a severe storm risk alert that will affect several regions of the country. The worst part is

Outlooks suggest heightened severe weather continuing through the rest of May and into the first week or two of June.

A major storm is forecast to dump two months' worth of rain across the southeastern U.S., from the Carolinas to Florida. What's the local forecast?

A severe weather threat looms across the south-central U.S. on Monday, from western New Mexico to Louisiana, with 7 million people under flood watches due to potentially heavy rainfall.

Parts of the south-central United States could see tornadoes, large hail and damaging winds to close out April.

ALBANY — After days of soaking rain, parts of eastern upstate face the potential for flooding and the arrival of thunderstorms on Tuesday. The National Weather Service says there is a marginal risk that severe thunderstorms could hit the Capital Region and Hudson Valley by afternoon.

Officials said the school-aged girl was swept away in Brenham floodwaters. As severe weather continues to impact the south-central U.S. on Monday, officials in Texas are working to locate a child ...

Even though no major outbreaks of severe weather are anticipated multiple regions of the United States will experience potent, dangerous and locally damaging thunderstorms through at least Mother's Day.