A day after severe storms damaged communities in the Plains and the Midwest, forecasters are warning that storms could bring giant hail, tornadoes and severe wind gusts to the regions again.

While severe storms typically ramp up in May, the highly active pattern seen throughout April is expected to weaken in the coming month as the broader weather pattern shifts.

After a destructive week of tornadoes and giant hail in the Midwest, severe weather threats are now moving toward the South, with South Georgia under a First Alert Weather Day Saturday morning. Damaging winds, hail, and isolated tornadoes are possible ...

Multiple destructive twisters struck the central US on Friday afternoon during a tornado outbreak that capped a weeklong stretch of severe storms in the region.

There is a widespread and powerful severe weather outbreak expected in the few states just south and west of Michigan this afternoon. In the late evening, the thunderstorms in the severe outbreak to our west will sneak into the southwest corner of Lower Michigan.

A risk for severe storms has been added to the Alabama forecast for Wednesday. The National Weather Service said that it could be another overnight event, with storms possible from Wednesday night into Thursday morning.

Parts of the South are facing the threat of damaging winds, destructive hail and possible tornadoes on Tuesday, as a multi-day severe thunderstorm outbreak enters its sixth day, killing at least one person and leaving hundreds of thousands without power.

As we wrap up Severe Weather Awareness Week and approach our tornado season, we’re reminded that some of them can happen at night, as many did last year.

Weather officials warned of potentially severe thunderstorms that could bring tornadoes, strong winds and hail to several Illinois counties Monday.

Severe weather across Texas and parts of the Southeast has caused flooding, tornado watches, and storm damage, prompting safety and scam warnings. Heavy rainfall has inundated roads in Houston and Central Texas, while Jacksonville faces tornado watches ...

The National Weather Service's Nashville office said it has "medium confidence" in severe weather across Middle Tennessee on Monday, April 27, with the primary risks being damaging wind gusts and tornadoes. There is a 100% chance of precipitation in Nashville that night, and expect strong to severe thunderstorms, according to information from NWS.

As a front stalls and eventually lifts north as a warm front, a low pressure system will sweep through, allowing strong storms to pop up throughout Saturday.