A powerful line of thunderstorms moved across New York Wednesday night, bringing tornado warnings, strong winds, hail, flooding and widespread power outages. Here's what happened and what's left Thursday morning.

Thunderstorms could be bring hail, flooding and, yes, even another tornado to upstate New York, forecasts show.

A Yellow Alert remains up through the late hours of Wednesday as more impactful storms are likely to move across Western New York. As of 4:30pm, some impressive storms are forming in southern Ontario,

CBS Colorado's First Alert Meteorologists declared Wednesday a First Alert Weather Day because of the potential for some scattered severe storms later in the afternoon for the Denver metro area and Eastern Plains.

Multi-day storm threat: From Tuesday to Thursday, repeated rounds of storms could bring damaging winds, hail, and flooding to parts of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. Travel and commute risks: Morning and evening commutes may be disrupted, with heavy rain ...

The northeastern United States is preparing for a day of bad weather. The NOAA Storm Prediction Center (SPC) forecasts severe storms for this Wednesday, September 2, 2026, with rain, potentially damaging wind gusts, and possible hail across a broad swath from the lower Great Lakes to the Mid-Atlantic.

As climate change warms temperatures, hail larger than ping-pong or golf balls becomes more frequent — worsening property damage.

A relentless storm pattern is unfolding across the United States, with repeated rounds of severe thunderstorms threatening the Plains and Midwest with winds up to 85 mph, baseball-size hail and isolated tornadoes.