Enon Storm Damage Downed Trees, Damaged Homes and Power Lines on July 17
A July 17 storm caused localized damage in Enon near Pleasant Street and North Xenia Road, including snapped trees, damaged homes, vehicles and power lines.
Severe Weather
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Severe Storms, Flash Flooding and Dangerous Heat Threaten Much of the U.S. Through Saturday
The National Weather Service forecasts overlapping severe storms, flash flooding and dangerous heat across different parts of the United States through Saturday.
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Scotch Plains Uses New SHERP Vehicle in July 3 Storm
Scotch Plains Township used a new SHERP emergency vehicle during the July 3 storm to reach debris-blocked streets and prepare for future floods.
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Tinley Park Storm Cleanup Continues After July 27 Damage, Outages and Village Hall Closure
Tinley Park storm cleanup continued Tuesday after July 27 damage and outages, with residents urged to report debris and avoid downed power lines.
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Oak Lawn Residents Asked to Delay Some Water Use After July 27 Storms
MWRD asked Oak Lawn residents to delay showers, laundry and dishwashing after July 27 storms while the regional sewer and reservoir system managed excess water.
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Norman storm debris cleanup passes 20,000 cubic yards, runs through August
Norman’s July 4 storm debris operation has removed more than 20,000 cubic yards, with residential collection continuing citywide through August.
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East Coast Thunderstorms Disrupted Thousands of Flights July 21
July 21 thunderstorms triggered FAA ground stops at major East Coast hubs, spreading delays through airline networks and raising key refund questions for travelers.
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Stamper Road closed after storm damage; City says reopening TBD
A storm-damaged drainage culvert has shut part of Stamper Road between Rogers Drive and Lyon Road. Repairs are underway; reopening date TBD.
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San Antonio tornado cleanup near UTSA and The Rim: what residents should do
San Antonio TX – Cleanup and damage assessments are still underway after a July 15 tornado near UTSA and The Rim. City urges people to avoid damaged areas.
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FAA warns thunderstorms could slow flights today—how U.S. travelers can check official airport status (July 23, 2026)
United States Severe Weather and Travel Disruptions – FAA’s July 23 report flags Atlanta, Charlotte, south Florida and Denver. Learn what to check before you go.
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Severe thunderstorm warning hit East Kingston Tuesday: post-storm checklist
East Kingston was among the towns listed in a July 22 NWS severe thunderstorm warning; Boston 25 says it expired early at 1:15 p.m. NWS warned of damaging hail and winds.
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Sea-Tac thunderstorm ground stop lifted: how to check what’s still delayed
United States Severe Weather and Travel Disruptions – FAA lifted a Sea-Tac thunderstorm ground stop July 16, but NAS Status shows delays can linger. Here’s how to check.
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FAA: Thunderstorms could delay ATL/PHL and Florida hubs — Thu, July 16
FAA’s July 16 daily air traffic report warns thunderstorms could delay flights at ATL, PHL and Florida hubs (MCO, MIA, FLL). Here’s what to check.
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How FAA ground stops vs. ground delay programs work in thunderstorm delays
United States Severe Weather and Travel Disruptions – Thunderstorms can trigger FAA ground stops or ground delay programs. Here’s what to check tonight.
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FAA NASStatus Shows July 10 Thunderstorm Ground-Stop Signals for Travelers
Friday, July 10 thunderstorm delays showed up as ground-stop and delay signals on FAA’s NASStatus—here’s how to read the alerts before and after you travel.
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Entergy outages after Sunday storms (plus a French Quarter transformer outage): what to check now
Entergy outages in New Orleans can shift as crews restore service. Residents should check Entergy’s official outage map for their exact address, report downed-line hazards immediately, and monitor NWS alerts while conditions change.
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Damaging-wind severe storms and flash-flood risk target Upper Midwest
Damaging wind is the main threat tonight across parts of the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes, with isolated tornadoes and hail possible—and flash-flood risk where storms train.
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Philadelphia still cleaning up after June 22 storms that flooded streets and felled trees
Philadelphia PA – June 22 storms left localized flooding and fallen limbs. In a June 24 update, the City says cleanup and reporting are still underway.
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Tulsa flood watch update: 4500 S Sheridan closure, “turn around, don’t drown”
Tulsa — City warns flood watch is in effect through this afternoon and lists 4500 S Sheridan Ave closed. “Turn around, don’t drown.” Plan alternate routes.
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Bloomington–Normal storm cleanup: Normal’s free mulch and safety steps
Bloomington IL – After the June 10–11 storms, crews are clearing debris and trail hazards. Here’s Normal’s free mulch pickup plan and safety steps.
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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.
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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.