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Tornadoes can strike certain parts of the U.S. at any time of year. But it is no contest that April, May and June stand alone as the most active months to see them. Certain atmospheric conditions are ...

Several tornadoes passed through Indiana and Illinois in March. Credit: Scott Olson via Getty Images It’s been a weird few weeks for weather across the United States. While the West braces for the ...

Southeast and mid-Michigan were hit by five tornadoes the night of April 14-15, according to the Detroit/Pontiac NWS office. The weather agency confirmed an EF-1 in Wayne County, an EF-1 in Washtenaw ...

When those severe weather alerts arrive, whether it’s by a sudden buzz from a smartphone, a flashing message on television or a warning scrolling across social media telling people to take shelter, ...

How do storm sirens work in Oklahoma? News 9 Meteorologist Megan Gold shares how the state’s largest city and some small Oklahoma towns operate storm sirens. Tornado sirens are a critical part of ...

Video of a landspout, which is a a type of tornado, was caught on camera near the Utah-Idaho border this week. Chase Thomason ...

In severe weather, two words can change everything: watch and warning. A simple way to remember the difference is tacos.

Springtime often brings the highest risk for severe weather, including tornadoes, but Horry County officials say most local buildings are not designed specifically to withstand tornado-force winds.