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Brewing severe storms threaten more than 20 million in the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys ahead of winter chill

NASHVILLE, TN – As the second severe weather season gets underway, storms are expected to develop across parts of Tennessee and the Ohio Valleys on Friday. More than 20 million Americans from Mobile, Alabama to Lexington, Kentucky are under the risk of severe storms as gulf moisture is expected to clash with a cold front ahead of the invasion of potentially freezing temperatures next week. A cold front trailing an area of low pressure that is expected to develop by Friday will extend south into

First taste of La Niña winter ahead with big freeze and snow on the way for millions of Americans

The first real glimpse of winter is coming for millions of Americans next week as temperatures drop and a chance for snow rolls in. An area of low pressure is expected to move out of Canada as the weekend approaches, ushering in the first taste of a La Niña winter for much of the U.S., according to the FOX Forecast Center. The La Niña pattern signifies colder temperatures and also tends to bring more frequent Nor'easters along the Eastern Seaboard, which has already seen several coastal storms t

5 of the most impactful November hurricanes in Atlantic history

Though November hurricanes are far less common, that doesn't mean they don't exist in the Atlantic basin. Hurricane season runs through Nov. 30 for a reason – treacherous storms can and have happened. Since 1950, November has produced 51 named storms and 27 hurricanes, six of which strengthened into major hurricanes.Hurricane Nicole made landfall in Vero Beach, Florida on Nov. 10, 2022 as a Category 1 hurricane, hitting the Sunshine State a little over a month after Hurricane Ian wreaked a path

Fierce winds to whip across the Great Lakes as series of fast-moving storms sweep through northern states

BUFFALO, N.Y. – More than 60 million Americans throughout the Northeast are under High Wind Alerts, as a series of fast-moving storms begin to sweep across the Great Lakes.Wind gusts of 55 mph, strong enough to take down powerlines, are possible through Thursday morning across New York, including New York City, Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey and parts of New England.WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT HIGH WIND WARNINGSWhile no single system will bring a complete washout, the FOX Forecast Center said

Blast of arctic air invades Upper Midwest and Northeast next week, bringing early winter preview for millions

An early winter preview is forecast for the Upper Midwest, the Ohio Valley and the Northeast next week, as a strong dip in the polar jet stream is expected to plunge temperatures anywhere from 10-20 degrees below average for more than 200 million Americans.The colder conditions will also create the potential for light to moderate snow across that region beginning Sunday, the first of the season for many.WHAT IS THE JET STREAM?A strong area of low pressure will usher in the coldest air of the sea

Watch: New Hampshire mountain known for 'world's worst weather' blasted with 103 mph wind gust caught on video

MOUNT WASHINGTON, N.H.– The summit of Mount Washington in New Hampshire recorded a 100+ mph wind gust on Tuesday morning, caught live on camera. Just after 4 a.m., a wind gust of 103.6 mph was recorded at the top of Mount Washington. For reference, wind gusts of that strength are in line with that of a Category 2 hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson Wind Scale. While unusual for most places not experiencing an extreme weather event, it's just another day of the "world's worst weather" on Mount Washin

Unprepared hikers wearing cotton hoodies rescued after dark from snowy trail on Vermont's tallest mountain

Two young hikers were saved by Stowe Mountain Rescue late Sunday night after trekking Mt. Mansfield.The organization said a call came in after dark when two young men reached the 4,395-foot summit of Vermont's tallest mountain, but needed assistance when returning. HOW A LA NINA WINTER WILL IMPACT WEATHER ACROSS THE NATIONThe duo traveled up the Hellbrook trail, which is the shortest path to the summit, but offers a complicated descent in winter and darkness.Rescue members said the two were unpr

How much will it snow across America? Early flake outlook for brewing La Niña winter

The La Niña climate pattern has taken hold of the U.S. ahead of the start of meteorological winter, which forecasters say typically spreads more snow across the Northern Tier of the U.S. and nasty conditions for the Northeast and New England.La Niña is one of three climatological phases of the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) that describe natural changes in Pacific Ocean temperatures and atmospheric circulation that can greatly influence global weather. La Niña describes colder conditions, E

Watch: Historic Florida resort bounces back in record time after flash flooding swamps lobby in viral video

BOCA RATON, Fla.-The historic Boca Raton Resort & Club experienced significant flooding, after torrential thunderstorms swept through South Florida, unleashing heavy rain across the area.In a viral video from Sunday, Oct. 26, floodwaters were seen seeping into the resort’s lobby, moving furniture and knocking over decorative pots. "It is Titanic," Glen Fetzner, a guest staying at the resort said in the video. "They’re going to have to shut the hotel down." FLORIDA'S LAKE COUNTY SWAMPED BY RA

See some of the wildest missions from NOAA's Hurricane Hunters flying into the eye of the storm

The brave men and woman onboard NOAA’s Hurricane Hunter airplanes need to remain cool, calm and collected during extreme conditions while flying into some of the most intense storms on Earth.And while every single mission faces its own challenges, some missions have faced historic intensity. Here’s a look at just some of those missions and what those Hurricane Hunters face in the eye of the storm.If you're reading this and thinking to yourself: "How intense does it get on Hurricane Hunter airpla

Italian avalanche kills at least 5 climbers, including German father and daughter

A German father and his daughter are among five people who were killed in an avalanche in Italy over the weekend, according to officials.Italian officials said that during the early afternoon hours of Nov. 1, an avalanche occurred in the Ortler area near the famous mountain Vertainspitze, which swept away two groups of German mountaineers while they were climbing.The first group, which consisted of three people, were swept away by the snow rushing downhill and were later found dead.The second gr

Jamaica recovery, relief efforts continue after Hurricane Melissa as death toll climbs from historic disaster

ST. ELIZABETH PARISH, Jamaica – The Jamaican government has begun to reach the communities most devastated by Hurricane Melissa nearly a week after the historic storm made landfall and carved a path of immense destruction across the western part of the island nation.Jamaican officials said the first wave of immediate aid supplies and fuel made it to Westmoreland Parish with the help of a U.S. State Department Disaster Relief Task Force on Sunday. Many buildings and key infrastructure in Westmore

Coastal storm bringing rain, thunderstorms to East Coast before system undergoes bombogenesis near Canada

A weak coastal storm moving up the U.S. East Coast is bringing rain to portions of the mid-Atlantic and Northeast to kick off the new week, and while impacts are expected to be minimal, there could be some travel delays along parts of the Interstate 95 corridor as well as airports across the region.The FOX Forecast Center said that the core of the system will remain safely offshore as it delivers light to moderate rain to communities along the East Coast from the Outer Banks in North Carolina to

SPC MD 2195

MD 2195 CONCERNING SEVERE POTENTIAL...WATCH POSSIBLE FOR PARTS OF FAR SOUTHERN TEXAS INCLUDING THE MIDDLE AND LOWER COASTAL COUNTIES Mesoscale Discussion 2195NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK0523 PM CDT Sat Nov 01 2025Areas affected...parts of far southern Texas including the middleand lower coastal countiesConcerning...Severe potential...Watch possible Valid 012223Z - 020130ZProbability of Watch Issuance...40 percentSUMMARY...Scattered storms, some severe, may develop over the nextse

Coastal storm could drench Southeast with heavy rain, trigger renewed rounds of coastal flooding

Another potential coastal storm is looming for the Southeastern U.S., just days after a different storm brought coastal flooding, heavy rain and strong winds to much of the East Coast.The FOX Forecast Center said an area of low pressure is forecast to develop at the surface of a dip in the jet stream to start the week off.NOVEMBER OUTLOOK: SEE HOW A LA NIÑA WINTER WILL IMPACT WEATHER ACROSS NATIONA cold front will move east, pushing showers ahead of it, toward the East Coast. By Sunday night int

Bryan Norcross: There's a good chance that Hurricane Season 2025 is over

Updated Saturday 10:30 a.m.A winter weather pattern is forecast to settle over the Gulf, the Caribbean, and the tropical Atlantic. Hostile upper-level winds are increasingly spreading across the tropical belt, which is typical of the changing seasons.It's always possible for a random system to develop in the extreme southern Caribbean or in the middle of the Atlantic, but every indication is that hurricane season is over for the U.S. and the surrounding areas.If this is it, 2025 produced 13 name

November outlook: See how a La Niña winter will impact weather across nation

As America heads deeper into autumn, thoughts start turning to even chillier temperatures and, for many northern cities, perhaps their first snow of the season.November typically features colder temperatures as the foliage season quickly turns frosty. While snow begins to fall in the North, portions of the South can see severe storms. In addition, the presence of a La Niña will remain through November, according to the FOX Forecast Center. What does that mean?WHAT ARE EL NINO AND LA NINA CLIMATE

Multiple atmospheric river storms threaten Pacific Northwest, triggering flooding threat

SEATTLE— November is statistically the wettest month of the season for the Pacific Northwest, and it's sure acting like it this year, with multiple atmospheric river-type storms on the docket to kick off the first week.One storm is already in progress on Saturday, with steady rains lingering from the system that began by soaking trick-or-treaters on Halloween night and causing the area's mountain-fed rivers to rise. Over 2 inches of rain fell in the mountains, with another inch or so expected th

Hurricane Melissa leaves behind unimaginable human suffering in Jamaica as death toll climbs

SAINT ELIZABETH PARISH, Jamaica – Three days after Hurricane Melissa tore through the western half of Jamaica, stories continue to emerge of the widespread suffering left behind in the storm’s wake.On Oct. 27 at roughly 1 p.m., Hurricane Melissa made landfall near New Hope, Jamaica packing devastating winds of 185 mph, a major Category 5 storm that is one of the strongest hurricanes to ever make landfall. Melissa proceeded to carve a path of destruction and several days later the extent of damag

Bryan Norcross: Hurricane season is on pause and might be over

Updated at 9:15 AM E.T. on Friday, October 31, 2025Hostile upper-level winds are forecast to dominate the belt across the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean, and the tropical Atlantic for the foreseeable future—at least the next 10 days. We can never rule out some random development in the Caribbean or the southern Gulf in November, but there is no sign of it in the long-range computer forecasts.Hurricane Melissa passed Bermuda last night. Winds at the Dockyards there peaked at 83 mph sustained with