What makes them dangerous is how quickly they develop. These tornadoes often spin up within minutes and sometimes go undetected on radar. They don’t always come from big, dramatic supercells but they ...

In the 30 days after several damaging twisters hit Arkansas on March 14, the state saw nearly four times as many tornado ...

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) announced the availability of low interest federal disaster loans for ...

As pockets of severe weather continue in parts of the eastern and central United States during the first part of this week, a broader and bigger risk of severe weather that includes tornadoes may ...

Ferocious outbreaks in March and April led to hundreds of tornadoes, along with dozens of deaths. The forecast says danger ...

The average wait time for a disaster declaration that triggers federal funding is 24 to 37 days, said Scott Simmons, director ...

One month after the deadly tornado, crews haven't even begun picking up damage from the 108 destroyed buildings.

Human-caused climate change intensified deadly rainfall in Arkansas, Kentucky, Tennessee and other states in early April and ...

The effects of climate change made severe flooding in West Tennessee early April about 9% more intense, an analysis found.

Tornadoes striking after dark are proving deadlier than their daytime counterparts, with fatalities more than doubling during nocturnal events. This alarming trend is intensifying as climate change ...

Eleven states have seen double or more tornado reports through May this year than the same time period last year.

A strong EF-3 tornado ripped apart Selmer, Tennessee early last month, creating millions in damages that could take up to a ...