#severe-weather

#severe-weather

The Met Office has issued a new yellow weather warning for thunderstorms across the south of the UK, specifically warning residents of Brighton and Hove, East Sussex and Kent.

"The government is protecting Ontario from all threats, from wildland fires to flooding, ice storms or whatever else may come our way," said Jill Dunlop at a news conference.

The climate crisis is literally outside right now, wrote one person from New Jersey on social media, reflecting the alarming frequency of intense rainstorms attributed to climate warming.

Environment Canada has placed parts of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) under a severe thunderstorm watch on Sunday, indicating the potential for strong wind gusts, hail, and torrential rain.

NYC Cooling Centers will be open, outreach teams are on the ground, and emergency plans are in place, but safety also depends on personal action.

"There will be people who die." This stark warning was issued by Daniel Swain, a climate scientist, regarding the potential consequences of budget cuts at NOAA.

The Federal Aviation Administration announced that flights at JFK International Airport would be grounded due to a severe thunderstorm, creating widespread travel delays.

Flights from New York to Washington DC have all been stopped Monday, causing an air travel nightmare along the East Coast.

The worst-hit city was Rovinj, where trees were torn down, roads blocked, and dozens of yachts stranded. Emergency crews worked through the night, with over 100 callouts reported in 24 hours.

‘Our top priority right now is search and rescue. There are still people unaccounted for. Stay off the roads so crews can work quickly and safely.’

The Indiana Pacers' flight to the 2025 NBA Finals was delayed by severe weather, showing the challenges teams face beyond the game itself.

Due to damage to the overhead electric wires between Lockerbie and Carstairs, all lines are blocked. Train services running through these stations may be cancelled or delayed. Please check your journey.

Over the Memorial Day weekend, severe thunderstorms are projected to slam middle and southern states, stretching from Nebraska down to Texas and out to Florida.

"Some areas could see 8 inches or more today, tonight and part of tomorrow," said NWS Miami meteorologist Robert Molleda.