A powerful fall storm is sweeping across the southern United States, placing more than 50 million people in its path. Warm, humid air from the Gulf of Mexico is colliding with a powerful cold front, bringing threats of tornadoes and destructive winds.
Severe weather forecasts have forced officials to cancel HogTown, the beloved Maple Street pregame festival, ahead of Arkansas’ face-off with Texas A&M. Fans must revise their game-day plans, as storms are predicted to hit Fayetteville around kickoff.
Forecasters warn of strong thunderstorms capable of producing gusty winds and potential flooding this evening. A special weather statement is in effect until Thursday at 7:45 PM CDT, urging residents to stay alert for rapidly changing conditions.
Massachusetts is preparing for a Saturday storm threat that may bring damaging winds, hail, and the possibility of tornadoes. Boston and the Cape and Islands are on alert as meteorologists track the evolving weather system.
Severe storms swept through Colorado Springs Thursday night, bringing down trees and knocking out power to parts of the city. Officials also reported damage across El Paso County, as residents braced for more potential weather disruptions.
Severe thunderstorms in the Dallas-Fort Worth area led to over 140 American Airlines flight cancellations, affecting routes to Fort Lauderdale, Newark, and Phoenix. Thousands of passengers were left trying to rebook flights amid significant travel disruptions.
Marble-sized hail is expected to accompany strong thunderstorms in Northern and Eastern Klamath County and Western Lake County this Monday afternoon. The National Weather Service warns of a short-lived but potentially damaging weather event.
Metro Detroit faces a marginal to slight risk of severe storms from today through Saturday, bringing potential disruptions at the start of the weekend. Residents are advised to stay informed and prepared for changing weather conditions.
Tropical Storm Chantal has formed off the southeastern U.S. coast, prompting warnings for parts of the Carolinas. The National Hurricane Center expects storm conditions to impact the region later Saturday.
Approximately 2000 flights were canceled and delayed across major U.S. airports as severe weather swept the nation. Airlines including Alaska, Air Canada, Delta, United, and American faced widespread disruptions, impacting thousands of travelers.
