United States severe weather keeps summer air travel shaky as airlines extend waivers
Airlines are still keeping weather waivers in place for Midwest and Northeast hubs as severe storms raise the risk of delays, cancellations and reroutes.
Severe Weather
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June 11 Midwest storms kept rattling U.S. travel on June 16
A June 11 tornado outbreak grounded flights, cut power to hundreds of thousands, and kept Chicago travelers dealing with ripple effects through June 16.
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United States evening weather update: flash-flood and severe-storm risks spread tonight
NOAA says flash-flood risk tonight centers on Montana and western South Dakota, with severe-storm potential in the central Great Plains and more flooding risk Sunday.
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Beebe schools launch Virtual Pathways for grades 7-12, then cancel info night
Beebe School District is opening Virtual Pathways for grades 7-12, but severe weather forced it to cancel the first family information night.
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Bargersville storm cleanup starts after April 27 severe weather damage
Cleanup is underway after April 27 severe weather, with the National Weather Service documenting damage 4 NNW of Bargersville and local reports showing tree and line damage.
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Madison cleans up after severe storms as city warns about storm-chaser scams
After April storms, Madison told residents to watch for scam repair offers while cleanup continued and another round of severe weather was possible.
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St. Louis manually checked every tornado siren this week. Here’s what changed after last year’s warning failure
St. Louis MO – A citywide siren test put firefighters at all 60 warning sites as St. Louis tries to prove its storm alert system works differently now.
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After Lubbock’s warmest March on record, a stormier week could bring severe weather and flash-flood risk
Lubbock TX – After the city’s warmest March on record, daily storm chances return Thursday through the weekend, with possible severe weather and flash flooding.
