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A devastating storm system swept across multiple U.S. states, unleashing tornadoes, high winds, dust storms, and wildfires, leaving at least 36 dead, hundreds injured, thousands without power, and widespread destruction from Kansas to Mississippi, with severe weather threats continuing into Sunday.
Multiple Tornadoes Outbreak Leaves 36 Dead Across Missouri, Arkansas and Alabama Read Post »
Italy’s been hit hard, folks—floods are wreaking havoc after nearly a month’s worth of rain slammed parts of the country in a single day. On Friday, March 14, 2025, Florence and Pisa turned into waterlogged chaos as torrential Drowns triggered swollen rivers, landslides, and widespread damage.
Italy’s Florence Drowns in a Month’s Rain Overnight Read Post »
Winter Storm Nyla is a powerful weather system set to hit the Midwest of the United States in March 2025. According to forecasts, this storm, detailed in an article from Severe Weather Europe, will sweep through states like Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, and Minnesota from March 18 to 20, 2025, bringing heavy snow, blizzards, and frigid temperatures.
From Blizzard to Twisters: The Shocking Aftermath of Winter Storm Nyla! Read Post »
United States is currently experiencing a period of intense and varied weather conditions as a powerful storm system sweeps across the nation, bringing a multitude of hazards from coast to coast. This weekend, communities are facing the potential for a significant tornado outbreak in the southern states, while blizzard conditions are making travel treacherous in the Northern Plains, and wildfires continue to burn across the dry landscapes of the Southern Plains.
Tornado Outbreak Threatens South, Blizzards Grip Plains, and Wildfires Rage Read Post »
Storm is Coming – According to NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center, the period of March 14–15, 2025, is expected to experience a significant tornado outbreak and flooding event, with severe weather potentially continuing on the East Coast on March 16.
A Storm is Coming! Where to Expect Snow, Rain, and Floods? Read Post »
