Judson Jones

Maps show the extreme weather so far, and the forecast for more.

Flash drought conditions intensified in the Northeast and across the southern Plains, causing agriculture concerns across the regions, according to the latest US Drought Monitor released Thursday morning.

New satellite images released by NASA Wednesday reveal the dramatic loss of water at Lake Mead due to the ongoing mega-drought.

Daily high temperature records were set across several cities Monday afternoon. Here are a few:

Alex, the first named storm of the season, could form later today or tomorrow, threatening southern Florida.

Tornadoes, flash flooding and hail threaten a wide section of the South as they push east Thursday, a day after the same line of severe storms spawned reported tornadoes -- snapping power lines, tearing apart buildings and enticing storm-chasers -- in Texas and Oklahoma.

For some, it may still feel 10 to 20 degrees above average today, maybe even tomorrow. But cold air will take over and about 70% of the US population will feel temperatures drop below freezing by the end of the week.

You’ve probably heard rumblings or seen our headlines about the bomb cyclone hitting the Northeast with feet of snow and blizzard conditions. It’s still happening Friday night through Saturday night -- and much more likely in places like Boston.

If you live in the heart of the South, you might be dreaming of a rare snowy weekend.

Holiday travelers should be thankful as Thanksgiving week kicks off on a tranquil note across much of the Lower 48, says the Weather Prediction Center (WPC).

Until a hurricane like Ida passes, it’s difficult to know what kind of damage has been done. It isn’t until days after the storm makes landfall that images like those below emerge, clearly showing the destruction left in the storm’s wake.