A severe weather threat has shifted back to the southern Plains, from Kansas down through Texas, with storms firing up Saturday evening and spurring watches for severe thunderstorm and possible tornadoes.

Millions across the United States endured another night of below-freezing temperatures and power outages as a massive winter storm dumped additional snow across the Northeast on Monday and left parts of the South coated in ice.

Raccoons may be edging closer to becoming America’s next unconventional pets, as new research suggests the animals are beginning to evolve physically and behaviorally in response to living near humans.

An urgent manhunt is underway in northwest Arkansas after a husband and wife were fatally attacked while hiking with their two daughters at Devil’s Den State Park on Saturday.

Tornado Watches have been issued across six U.S. states as the FOX Forecast Center warns of a widespread severe weather outbreak spanning from Kansas and Oklahoma into Missouri and Arkansas.

Severe storms tore through the US South and Midwest on Wednesday, spawning tornadoes that killed at least two people and caused widespread damage.

Tornadoes struck the central United States on Wednesday, causing significant property damage in Missouri, Arkansas, Kentucky, Indiana, and Oklahoma, while heavy rainfall triggered flash flooding.

Over a dozen people have died, including 11 in Missouri, after deadly tornadoes tore through multiple states, bringing damaging winds that flipped cars and flattened homes.

The US National Weather Service (NWS) issued winter weather-related warnings for 28 states on Wednesday morning, as up to 14 inches of snow is expected to fall in certain regions of the region.

The National Weather Service (NWS) issued winter storm watches for 10 U.S. states early Wednesday, warning of heavy snow and potential disruptions.