
On Thursday, a National Weather Service team will survey damage in Northeast Illinois after tornadoes struck the region Wednesday evening.
On Thursday, a National Weather Service team will survey damage in Northeast Illinois after tornadoes struck the region Wednesday evening.
A tornado made landfall in northwest Texas Wednesday night, killing four and injuring 10 people.
Three people were killed, and dozens more were injured when a tornado struck the town of Perryton, Texas, on Thursday.
An EF2 tornado struck Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, on Saturday, bringing forth heavy rain and strong winds reaching up to 130 mph.
At least five people in Missouri were killed on Wednesday when a tornado plowed through the southeastern part of the state.
Dozens of tornadoes struck several states across the South and Midwest last week, killing at least 32 people.
Christian humanitarian aid organizations Samaritan's Purse and Operation Blessing have deployed relief teams to Mississippi and Alabama following a series of deadly tornadoes.
Video of a Tupelo, Miss., meteorologist went viral after he prayed live on-air Friday evening while watching radar images of a deadly tornado approaching a small community.
As a tornado swept through the area, intense footage shows one family jumping into a ditch in an effort to find safety. What a terrifying situation! In the video, you can see the family running for their lives. A tornado is right near them and they are acting quickly to get to safety. "Baby, come on! Baby!" the man shouts to the woman as wind and rain are whipping all around them.
The couple decides to leave their RV, thinking that it is more dangerous to stay inside than to seek shelter elsewhere. They ended up taking their dogs and jumping into a ditch as the tornado passed by them. What a scary experience! But that last-minute decision they made to leave their vehicle was the right choice.
The congregation of an Oklahoma church heavily damaged in a tornado met together just one week after the storm to pray and worship despite the losses.