Hurricane Sandy remains on track to become a historical storm in the Northeast. Loss of life and property devastation is possible.

More than 100,000 people in Hawaii were evacuated to higher ground prior to the tsunami's arrival.

Potentially devastating Hurricane Sandy will even have a wintry aspect, that of heavy wet snow, to go along with its inundating surge, damaging winds and flooding rain.

An extremely rare and dangerous storm will turn in from the Atlantic, putting 60 million people in its path and could lead to billions of dollars in damage.

Hurricane Sandy remains on track to become a historical storm with places from Washington, D.C., and Norfolk, Va., to Boston bracing for catastrophic impacts.

The family disaster plan should outline what to do if an emergency situation causes you to leave your home.

An extremely rare and dangerous storm will turn in from the Atlantic, putting 60 million people in its path and could lead to billions of dollars in damage.

Expect Tropical Storm Force winds over 100 miles from the coast with next week's storm. Coastal areas will be hit with damaging winds, power outages, flooding rainfall, battering surf and storm surge. Some roads may be blocked by high water and downed trees. Tens of millions of people and thousands ...

Sandy is forecast to take a turn toward and make landfall early next week between Virginia and Nova Scotia with disruptive and damaging consequences.

Emergency map discussion about Hurricane Sandy's forecast #weather next week

A new, destructive "perfect storm" is still possible from Norfolk to Boston, but other, less dramatic scenarios also exist for early next week.

With yet another sign that winter is well on its way, a blast of cold air will arrive in the Plains this weekend, accompanied by snow in some areas.

Several tornadoes touched down in northern California on Monday, some causing damage to towns around the state's capital, Sacramento.

Sandy would have to take a left turn on the coast next week to bring conditions similar to Isabel.

If Sandy takes a sudden left turn next week, it would mean major weather problems for Hartford.

Very warm in the East this week. Potential storm for next week.

According to prosecutors, the scientists and official downplayed the risks of a large quake in L'Aquila, Italy, after a series of tremors shook the city in early 2009.

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Communities from Jamaica to the Bahamas are the first targets of newly-formed Tropical Depression 18 before the future tropical storm has any chance to threaten the United States.

The first significant rain and snow of the season will impact parts of the Northwest and northern California.

Tropical Storm Sandy will soon form in the Caribbean, and scenarios for its final destination range from bypassing the East Coast to creating a nightmare for millions of people.

AccuWeather.com meteorologists continue to monitor a tropical wave in the central Caribbean Sea.

We've seen everything from rain to snow to record warmth and record cold throughout the history of the World Series.

What causes this stunning weather phenomenon? Fire rainbows, technically called iridescent clouds, form in developing clouds, often in thunderstorms.

The Orionid Meteor Shower will peak during the early morning hours of Sunday, Oct. 21,2012.

A massive storm spinning over the Upper Midwest on Thursday allowed high winds to funnel southward across the Plains.

Patient night sky observers with clear, dark skies could see dozens of meteors an hour, according to NASA.

The peak of fall foliage has already passed from northern New York through northern New England, but for the big cities of the I-95 corridor, leaves are still turning.

NOAA forecasters say a wavering El Nino makes this year’s winter outlook less certain than previous years.

Parts of the East can expect to see higher temperatures for the start of next week.

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Wind gusts are rattling the northern and central Plains Thursday.

Strong winds, hail and tornadoes were reported from Illinois to Mississippi.

At least eight people were injured as a round of severe storms, including a few tornadoes, swept through the Mississippi Valley and South late Wednesday.

As colder air arrives in the Northwest, accumulating snow will fall over some of the mountains this weekend.