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Former NWS directors warn staff cuts will cause ‘needless loss of life'
In a rare move, all living former directors of the National Weather Service issued a joint warning about the threat of staff cuts and buy-outs across the agency. The men cautioned that President Trump’s proposal to cut NOAA’s budget by nearly 30% will lead to the ‘needless loss of life’ during severe weather. Meteorologist Chase Cain talked with former agency...
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Heavy rain in North Texas leads to high water, damaged homes and stranded drivers
Severe weather in the Metroplex brought down trees, flooded roads and knocked out power for thousands as much of the area Wednesday was under an increased risk of flooding and tornadoes. 온라인카지노사이트 5’s Keenan Williard has the story.
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Severe weather and high water damage homes and cut power to thousands across DFW
Severe weather in the Metroplex brought down trees, flooded roads and knocked out power for thousands as much of the area Wednesday was under an increased risk of flooding and tornadoes.
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Hutchins neighborhood hopes to be spared from more severe weather over Easter weekend
Homeowners in a Hutchins neighborhood still recovering from a spring storm hope to be spared from rough weather over Easter weekend.
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One month later, neighborhood in Hutchins still cleaning up from spring storms
While parts of North Texas brace for potential storms over the holiday weekend, a neighborhood in Hutchins is hoping to be spared this time. 온라인카지노사이트 5’s Candace Sweat caught up with people just now completing repairs from last month’s spring storms.
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Green isn't always good — especially in Antarctica
The coldest parts of our planet act like giant mirrors, reflecting the sun’s energy back to space. What happens when algae and pollution cover snow and ice? National climate reporter Chase Cain explains the ripple effects from Antarctica.
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Climate-resilient corn, wheat, & soybeans could be ‘cash crops' for farmers
At the Salk Institute in San Diego, scientists are using AI to identify roots which will make crops more resilient to drought, floods, and extreme heat. If successful, it could also mean extra revenue for farmers. National climate reporter Chase Cain got an exclusive look inside the high-tech lab.
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Canton tornado stayed on the ground for 13 minutes covering 9 miles, rated EF-0
The National Weather Service says an EF-0 tornado touched down in Van Zandt County on Friday and stayed on the ground for about nine miles.
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Parts of Rio Grande Valley receive half a year's worth of rainl in just 48 hours, TDA says
Historic rain storm floods streets and prompts water rescues in South Texas
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Weather Quiz: Hail size
온라인카지노사이트 5 Chief Meteorologist Rick Mitchell asks which part of the thunderstorm is directly related to the size of hail it produces.
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North Texas fire departments band together to battle wildfires across the state
A large wildfire that burned Tuesday in Fredericksburg demonstrates just how dry the area is right now. We’re also seeing increased fire danger across North Texas. 온라인카지노사이트 5’s Maria Guerrero reports help is on the way to the fire zone and to a community ravaged by tornados in Missouri.
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‘Like a locomotive coming': Tornadoes leave wake of damage across seven states
At least 42 people are dead after powerful storms swept across the country over the weekend, uprooting trees and destroying homes and businesses.
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Blinding Panhandle dust expected to reduce visibility in North Texas Friday
Blowing dust pushed by wind gusts of more than 80 mph creates treacherous driving conditions in the Panhandle on Friday that may soon arrive in North Texas.
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Forecasters union expresses ‘grave concern' about NWS staffing this storm season
An already active and destructive storm season raises new questions about the impact of recent staffing cuts at the National Weather Service.
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WATCH: 100 mph winds sweep scientists around mountaintop
Four crew members at the Mount Washington Observatory in New Hampshire had some fun on the job on Friday.
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What's the difference between a tornado watch and a tornado warning?
Tornadoes can form in minutes, leaving little time to prepare. Knowing the difference between alerts and having a safety plan in place is critical.
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Irving apartment complex damaged in EF-1 tornado Tuesday morning
Across North Texas people fixing fences and picking up branches taken down by Tuesday morning’s severe weather. For residents in Irving, the damage is much worse after part of the city took a direct hit from a tornado with winds likely near 100-miles an hour. 온라인카지노사이트 5’s Maria Guerrero talked to storm victims.
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NWS confirms EF-1 tornado in Irving Tuesday morning
At the height of the storm Oncor said more than 335,000 power outages were reported after heavy lightning and straight line winds caused significant damage in some areas. This afternoon the National Weather Service confirmed an EF-1 tornado hit Irving. 온라인카지노사이트 5’s David Goins takes a look at the damage.
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Plano West Senior High School damaged in early-morning thunderstorm
Severe thunderstorms ripped part of the roof off of Plano West Senior High School Tuesday morning.
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Irving police give press conference after hundreds evacuated from apartment complex amid storms
According to the Irving Police Department, no injuries have been reported, and the NWS will determine if a tornado caused the damage.