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Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula keeps splitting open with fresh fissure eruptions near Grindavík.
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2026 has already spun up more than 500 tornadoes, including Minnesota’s first EF5 on record.
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An EF4 tore through Oklahoma in April, ranking among the year’s most violent tornadoes.
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The eastern Pacific has already spun up Amanda, Boris, and Cristina before summer even began.
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The 2026 tornado toll has already reached 78 deaths, one of the deadliest starts in years.
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Mid-June ranks among the most violent severe-weather stretches the U.S. has logged in years.
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After Tropical Storm Arthur, the Atlantic is forecast to stay quiet for at least a week.
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Forecasters expect the Plains to fire long-track supercells Saturday into the evening.
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The Junes Fire in Butte County burned more than 1,000 acres and forced quick evacuations.
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Tropical Storm Arthur, the Atlantic’s first named storm, flooded the Gulf Coast this week.
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The worst hail risk this year runs from Texas to Alabama, forecasters say.
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The Springs Fire has burned 4,176 acres in Riverside County and forced Moreno Valley evacuations.
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Long-range forecasters now call for 1,050 to 1,250 tornadoes across the U.S. in 2026.
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Tropical Storm Arthur formed from the leftovers of a Pacific storm that crossed Central America.
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Drought and a thin snowpack are priming the West for a dangerous fire season.
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Forecasters expect a heat dome to push temperatures above normal across the West and Plains this summer.
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Forecasters expect the Plains to fire fresh supercells Saturday into Sunday
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The Shore Fire has burned 3,085 acres in Riverside County and is only a third contained
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The Santa Rosa Island Fire became the largest California blaze of 2026 at 18,379 acres
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The Max Fire briefly forced evacuations in Stevenson Ranch before crews stopped it
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