Severe thunderstorms, many packing high winds, will target more than 80 million people in the eastern United States into Monday night, AccuWeather meteorologists warn. The storms will pose a ...

Can you taste wildfire smoke? Why it may seem like barbecue, metal or burnt plastic People across the Great Lakes and Northeast say Canadian wildfire smoke smells or tastes bitter, metallic, smoky or ...

The Sunshine Protection Act would make daylight saving time permanent across most of the U.S., but it still needs approval from the Senate.

Pacific poised for tropical surge as Atlantic shows signs of activity Atlantic tropical activity has been limited so far this season, but that may soon change as the Gulf shows signs of life.

Midwest, Northeast Arctic outbreak and lake-effect snow to last days The coldest and most prolonged cold weather in a couple of years will grip areas from the Midwest to the Northeast and will trigger ...

This image was captured at midday on Friday, July 17, 2026, and shows a long plume of smoke extending southeastward across the Great Lakes and into the mid-Atlantic region. The source region of the ...

Flash flood risk reaches extreme levels in Missouri, Kentucky and Tennessee Floods can happen fast and be tragic to those in their path. AccuWeather meteorologists are closely watching a highly-prone ...

The emergency comes as South Texas remains under a dangerous, prolonged flood threat following rounds of slow-moving storms that have already triggered evacuations and water rescues in parts of the ...

A dip in the jet stream will break the short-lived heat in the Northeast in the coming days. While the new weather pattern will usher in cooler, less humid air, wildfire smoke will remain a periodic ...

Major cities across the Great Lakes had some of the worst air quality in the world on Thursday, including Detroit, Minneapolis and Chicago, with (dangerous) air quality alerts, according to PlumeLabs.

An outbreak of Legionnaires' disease on the Upper East Side of Manhattan in New York City has jumped to 14 confirmed cases, health officials said Sunday.

"Large waves will be generated around the Great Lakes from Wednesday to Friday with the first risk of lakeshore overwash and flooding of the season," AccuWeather Meteorologist Brandon Buckingham said.