Scattered thunderstorms extending across the U.S. are expected to bring severe weather to North Texas on Tuesday and ...

Tuesday's severe weather threat spans 2,000 miles from New York to Texas, with storms packing damaging winds, large hail, isolated tornadoes and flash flooding.

Despite the morning storms, there's still a risk of severe weather that could produce tornadoes, hail and flooding Tuesday afternoon, evening and night.

Forecasters warned of damaging winds, hailstones bigger than baseballs and flash floods in parts of an area stretching from ...

On Wednesday, April 29, the Weather Channel forecasts a" frontal system causing this round of severe weather will get stuck ...

New rounds of severe thunderstorms and life-threatening, potentially catastrophic, flooding risks are brewing in the central ...

A broad area from the eastern Great Lakes to the Southern Plains could see severe storms that produce wind damage, hail and a ...

The storms will continue into Wednesday, when 11 million people are at risk from central Texas to northern Arkansas.

The highest chance of storms for DFW (and most of North Texas) will be Wednesday. Periods of showers and storms will be ...

All of North Texas is under watch for potential thunderstorms. All U.S. service members aboard the USS Harry S. Truman have ...

Tuesday will be breezy, warm and humid again. Our atmosphere isn't ripe for stormy weather just yet, but chances are on the way.

Highs will climb into the mid 80s this afternoon under partly cloudy skies, a few showers will be possible at times. Wednesday and Thursday bring the potential for strong to severe storms.