From Florida to Texas, discover the US states where extreme weather – floods, droughts and high temperatures – is wreaking havoc

Two major U.S. states are bracing for "extreme" weather on Tuesday, July 15. The National Weather Service is warning two major U.S. states about an enhanced risk of severe weather on Tuesday. In recent weeks,

NOAA warns of a major heat wave likely to hit much of the U.S. from July 24-30, with extreme temperatures expected, especially in the Ohio and Mississippi River valleys.

Extreme heat is impacting states across the country. See maps of high temperature forecasts and heat index levels.

Three Democratic lawmakers have proposed legislation to classify extreme heat as a disaster, which would allow federal funding for extreme heat.

Across the US, a day of extreme weather prompts heat warnings, severe flooding and power outages for hundreds of thousands By Elizabeth Wolfe , CNN 4 minute read

Before 2021, the typically temperate Pacific Northwest and western Canada seemed highly unlikely to get a killer heat wave, but they did. Tropical Hawaii once felt an ocean away from drought-fueled wildfires, until it wasn’t. And many in inland North Carolina figured hurricanes were a coastal problem until the remnants of Helene blew in last year.

Extreme weather -- from destructive storms to blistering heat -- continues to wreak havoc across the United States.. Since Monday, there have been more than 850 damaging storm reports nationwide ...

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For a second straight year, extreme weather took a heavy toll on the United States. Weather disaster costs for 2018 are anticipated to top $155 billion, down only slightly from 2017. 2018 featured ...