After somewhat of a lull in tornado activity in recent days, that threat may kick into high gear starting late this week over part of the central United States.

It's been two years since a tornado devastated Rolling Fork, Mississippi. Frank Eason of the Sharkey County Emergency Management shares how the area has been recovering since the disaster.

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In the 30 days after several damaging twisters hit Arkansas on March 14, the state saw nearly four times as many tornado ...

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) announced the availability of low interest federal disaster loans for ...

Generational” April storms that brought historic rainfall and a record number of tornadoes to states in the Central ...

Lightning struck a boat on the Mississippi River near Venice, injuring three people during a tornado warning. They were ...

Ferocious outbreaks in March and April led to hundreds of tornadoes, along with dozens of deaths. The forecast says danger ...

The average wait time for a disaster declaration that triggers federal funding is 24 to 37 days, said Scott Simmons, director ...

Scientists are racing to boost early warning systems as climate change pushes tornadoes into unpredictable new patterns.

Scientists say human-caused climate change intensified deadly rainfall in Tennessee & other states in April and made it more ...