Category Archives: News & Events
Dangerous Heat Wave Grips the Central U.S. and Builds East for the July 4th Weekend
Midwest extreme heat is triggering Alert Days Monday through Thursday. Learn what the dangerous heat means for your safety and how to stay protected.
Dakotas Severe Weather Outlook: Slight Risk June 28, 2026
Dakotas severe weather threatens large hail up to 2–3 inches and damaging winds on June 28, 2026. Northern Iowa and Wisconsin also in the Slight Risk zone.
Atlantic Tropical Development Possible Off Southeast U.S. Coast Next Week
Atlantic tropical development is possible off the southeastern U.S. coast early next week, with a 20% formation chance over 7 days, per NHC.
Montana Severe Thunderstorms: Enhanced Risk of Giant Hail and 80+ mph Winds June 27
Montana severe thunderstorms carry an Enhanced Risk on June 27, 2026, with 2-3 inch hail, 80+ mph winds, and tornado potential across the northern High Plains.
Ozarks Severe Weather Threat: SPC Issues Slight Risk for June 26, 2026
Ozarks severe weather is possible June 26, 2026. SPC issues a Slight Risk for the Ozark Plateau into the lower Ohio Valley and northern Rockies.
iAlert Launches a New Web Interface and Weather Analysis Tools
iAlert's new web interface brings its weather analysis tools into one faster, cleaner place: live radar, satellite imagery, model data, hurricane tracking, storm reports, and much more. Whether you are on a desktop or your phone, the redesign makes it…
Kansas Oklahoma Severe Weather: Tornado Watch Possible Thursday Afternoon
Kansas Oklahoma severe weather threatens all hazards Thursday, June 25, 2026, with a 60% chance of a tornado watch and 75 mph wind gusts possible.
Redwood Valley Earthquake: M5.6 Strikes Northern California With Yellow Alert
A Redwood Valley earthquake measuring M5.6 struck northern California on June 24, 2026, triggering a USGS Yellow Alert and ShakeMap intensity VII.
Severe Weather June 24, 2026: SPC Issues Enhanced Risk Outlook
Severe weather June 24, 2026 is highlighted in a new SPC Day 1 Convective Outlook, with an Enhanced Risk at level 3 of 5 across multiple U.S. zones.
