Powerful US storms kill 2, bring threats from critical fire weather to blizzard conditions
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Powerful storms killed two people in Mississippi, tore the roofs off an apartment building and a nursing home in a small town in Oklahoma and threatened more communities across the nation Tuesday with wide-ranging weather.
Tens of millions of people across the central and southern US are at risk Tuesday of severe thunderstorms and tornadoes and ...
March weather in Alabama can bring anything from tornadoes to winter storms (remember the 1993 blizzard in March?). But March 2025 may not bring any more snow for Alabama, if long-range outlooks ...
Around 20 million people are under the risk for severe weather from east Texas to Georgia, including in cities such as Memphis and Nashville, Tennessee; Montgomery, Alabama; Baton Rouge ...
Blizzard warnings, meanwhile ... the rest of Mississippi and much of Alabama. Memphis, New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Mobile and Birmingham, Alabama, are included. Southeasterly winds will be present ...
AccuWeather forecasts severe weather to shift eastward, with the Mississippi and Tennessee valleys at higher risk for storms. Follow Newsweek's live blog.
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