Deadly Storm Buffets N.Y. and East Coast After Lashing South April 14, 2020 By Brian K. Sullivan A powerful storm that unleashed deadly tornadoes across the South is now shaking trees and snapping power lines in New...
Mass Blackouts Across California Are Coming to an End — For Now November 1, 2019 By Brian K. Sullivan, David R. Baker and Michael B. Marois A series of deliberate blackouts that affected millions of Californians this month is coming to an end. But wildfire season...
California Blackouts Spread South as Fire Risk Follows the Wind October 25, 2019 By Mark Chediak, David R. Baker and Brian K. Sullivan Even as winds subside in Northern California and PG&E Corp. prepares to restore electricity, blackouts are spreading south in a...
Californians Endure Blackouts Again as Wildfire Threat Increases October 24, 2019 By Mark Chediak, David R. Baker and Brian K. Sullivan California utilities are once again cutting electricity to prevent wildfires, in the first stage of a mass blackout that could...
Thousands Could Be Affected by PG&E’s Latest Planned Power Cutoffs October 23, 2019 People in more than 180,000 homes and businesses in California could find themselves in the dark as Pacific Gas &...
Tornadoes Rip Through Kansas After One Killed, Scores Hurt by Ohio Twisters May 29, 2019 BROOKVILLE, Ohio — Several tornadoes reportedly touched down on Tuesday evening in Kansas to damage homes, uproot trees and rip...
Storm-and-Twister Threat Moves Into Arkansas-Missouri Farm Belt May 21, 2019 By Brian K. Sullivan The heavy rain, high winds and hail that swept across the southern Great Plains is now headed to Arkansas and...
Mississippi River Reaches Record Level in Northern Illinois May 6, 2019 By Gabriella Borter The Mississippi River has reached record high levels in the area of Rock Island, Illinois, as melting heavy snowpack coupled...
Blizzard Moves Towards Plains and Midwest after Waning in the U.S. Rockies April 11, 2019 By Keith Coffman DENVER — A powerful storm bringing heavy snowfall and strong winds was churning across the U.S. Plains and Midwest on...
Forecasters Open Winter Desk Just as Snow Memories Fade September 16, 2015 By Brian K. Sullivan The U.S. Weather Prediction Center opened its winter forecast desk Tuesday. Wait, isn’t it still summer? Yes. The calendar doesn’t...