Severe weather in the Plains on Thursday marked the beginning of a multiday stretch of severe weather that’s set to usher in ...

As we approach the weekend, the possibility of severe weather is increasing in the Big Country. Whether you’re planning to ...

Any supercell that initiates along the dryline, and which can be sustained into the early evening, would pose a risk for both very large hail and a strong tornado. While overall thunderstorm coverage ...

Any supercell that initiates along the dryline, and which can be sustained into the early evening, would pose a risk for both very large hail and a strong tornado. While overall thunderstorm coverage ...

A supercell storm along the Mason-Dixon Line brought nearly hurricane-force winds through northern Maryland and southern PA ...

Spring in Michigan brings with it the chance for severe weather in the form of thunderstorms, high winds and tornadoes. Tornadoes are primarily produced in two different ways: From supercell ...

Thunderstorms are capable of growing higher than the cruising altitude of airplanes, and twice the height of Mt. Everest. Here's the truth behind these towering storms.

It is not a direct forecast of supercell formation but indicates whether atmospheric conditions are favorable for storm intensification. Elevated SCP values at the end of the month into the ...

A supercell, according to the National Weather Service, is the least common type of thunderstorm. The National Weather Service said a supercell has a "high propensity to produce severe weather ...

A supercell is a unique type of thunderstorm characterized by a rotating updraft known as a mesocyclone. The term "mesocyclone" refers to the small-scale circulation occurring in a storm.

Model trends continue to support a span of favorable conditions for thunderstorms across parts of the Southern and Central Plains and Midwest between April 18 and May 1.