Emergency management officials are reporting minimal damage in the Peggs and Teresita area after severe weather early Friday morning.

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More than a week after a fast-moving storm tore through Austin, meteorologists have confirmed that a microburst was behind ...

Checkout this eerie cloud formation as reported tornadoes strike Oklahoma. Joseph Cashion captured the insane moment as The ...

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The WP-3D Orion is part of the NOAA's Hurricane Hunter program. These aircraft are essentially flying laboratories, packed with instruments designed to gather high-resolution data in places where ...

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Severe weather season is here. Across western Montana, spring and summer thunderstorms are capable of significantly impacting ...

A week from today, four ninth graders from Buffalo Island Central High School in Monette will be gearing up to represent Arkansas at the National History Day competition at the University of Maryland.