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All storiesFrom June 10 to 12, 2026, the U.S. recorded 2,392 storm reports across 41 states, one of the busier three-day spans of the season, alongside more than 1,400 National Weather Service watches, warnings, and advisories. The standout was a severe thunderstorm outbreak across…
Read More ›NOAA’s latest El Nino forecast shows a 63% chance of a very strong event this fall. Learn what it means for U.S. weather this winter…
Read More ›Midwest severe thunderstorms triggered a major outbreak June 11, 2026, with tornadoes, hurricane-force winds, baseball-size hail, and over 400,000 power outages…
Read More ›A Philippines earthquake measuring M 7.8 struck 26 km SW of Kablalan on June 7, 2026. USGS issued an Orange PAGER alert with shaking up to intensity VIII…
Read More ›The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season forecast is below-normal, but that’s not a reason to relax. NOAA released its 2026 Atlantic hurricane season forecast on May 21, giving the season a 55% chance of being below normal, a 35% chance of near normal, and…
Read More ›Each year, iAlert publishes an annual severe weather report covering storm activity across the United States. The reports draw from iAlert’s national storm report database, including spotter reports, sensor data, and official severe weather records from sources including the National Weather Service, to…
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