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Flash Flood Warning Issued for Antrim, Charlevoix, and Emmet Counties in Michigan — Valid Until 5:30 AM EDT Tuesday April 14 With 10,696 People Under Alert
NORTHERN MICHIGAN — The National Weather Service in Gaylord, Michigan has issued a Flash Flood Warning for Antrim, Charlevoix, and Emmet Counties valid until 5:30 AM EDT on Tuesday April 14, 2026, with 10,696 people currently under the active alert…
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Very Dry Conditions Fueling Really High Fire Danger Across Florida — Active Fires and Wildfire Threats Ongoing From Jacksonville to Miami
FLORIDA — Very dry conditions are continuing to drive really high fire danger across the entire state of Florida, with the latest Florida Fire Map showing a widespread pattern of active fires and elevated wildfire threats stretching from the Jacksonville…
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Swarm of 16 Earthquakes Recorded Near Reno Nevada This Evening — Strongest Quake Reached Magnitude 5.5 on the Richter Scale
RENO, NEVADA — A significant earthquake swarm was recorded near Reno, Nevada this evening, with 16 separate earthquakes detected across the region in a concentrated cluster southeast of Reno between Carson City and Fallon, with the strongest of the recorded…
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Heavy Snow Burst Possible Tonight Along I-40 Through Flagstaff Arizona — Slick Spots Developing for Travelers on the Route
FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA — Travelers heading out on Interstate 40 tonight through the Flagstaff area are being warned of a possible burst of heavy snow at times, with slick spots developing along the route as radar shows a significant area of…
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Textbook Supercell Tornado Confirmed on the Ground in Eastern Kansas Southwest of Kansas City — Hook Echo and Strong Couplet Visible on Radar at 8:43 PM
EASTERN KANSAS — A large tornado was confirmed on the ground in eastern Kansas southwest of Kansas City at 8:43 PM on April 13, 2026, with meteorologists describing the storm as a textbook supercell tornado displaying a classic hook echo…
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Strong Cold Front Arriving Friday Night Brings Final Round of Severe Storms — Windchills Drop to 20s in Oklahoma Panhandles With Frost and Freeze Possible
TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA — A strong cold front moving through overnight Friday into Saturday will spark a final round of severe storms for the week before quickly dropping temperatures across the region, with windchills falling to the 40s across northwest…
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Highest Severe Threat With 70 MPH Winds and 1.75 Inch Hail Active Now Through 6 AM Across Michigan — Flash Flooding Possible With 1 to 3 Inches of Rain Tonight
MICHIGAN — A significant and multi-hazard weather event is ongoing across Michigan from late Monday April 13 into early Tuesday April 14, with the highest severe threat zone active now through roughly 5 to 6 a.m. bringing damaging winds up…
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Few Severe Thunderstorms Possible This Afternoon Across Northeast Illinois Between 2 PM and 6 PM — Higher Potential Focused Around Chicago and Aurora Corridor
NORTHEAST ILLINOIS — Overnight forecast guidance is indicating the possible development of a few severe thunderstorms this afternoon on Monday April 13, with the highest potential concentrated in northeast Illinois including the Chicago and Aurora corridor between 2 PM and…
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Beloved Rare Albino White Doe Dies After Being Struck by Vehicle Near 12 Mile Road and Halsted Road in Farmington Hills Michigan
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Armed Man Shot by LAPD on 210 Freeway After Attempting to Carjack Driver Causing Major Traffic Shutdown and Massive Backup Across Los Angeles
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Dangerous Tornado Environment With Strong Tornado Possible Across Central and Northeastern Arkansas Into Northeast Texas Today as Significant Tornado Parameters Reach Extreme Levels
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Isolated Damaging Winds and 2% Tornado Risk Placed Over Western Kentucky Paducah Madisonville and Owensboro Under Marginal Risk Tuesday Evening May 5 2026
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Below Average Temperatures With Frost Risk Gripping Indiana and Midwest Through Mid May With 50s and 60s Expected and Agricultural Impacts Likely Into Next Week
