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The Weather Channel is a cable and satellite TV network in the United States, owned by IBM Corporation. Its main office is situated in Atlanta, Georgia.

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Spring’s Best On A Plate With This Bright, Beautiful Harvest Salad

4 days ago | weather.com | Jenn Jordan

Here’s to warm temperatures, blooming gardens and a table full of spring!By Jenn Jordan less than an hour ago The warm breezes of spring are more than just a mood booster, they’re a promise from Mother Nature. Gardens wake up, farmers’ markets buzz to life, and our plates start to reflect the colorful energy of the season. From the juicy snap of early cherries to the tender crunch of asparagus, spring offers an invitation to eat fresh, green, and alive.
Small Fish Sparks Hope And Action In Tennessee Town

4 days ago | weather.com | Jenn Jordan

A rare Tennessee fish found only in a few drought-affected streams is inspiring scientists and locals alike to join forces for its survival - sparking hope, hands-on conservation and dreams of a lasting tradition. By Jenn Jordan less than an hour ago In the cool, clear waters flowing down Walden Ridge, a fish no bigger than your pinky holds a story of survival, science, and community spirit.
Greenback, Tennessee, Rocked By 4.1 Magnitude Earthquake

4 days ago | weather.com | Jenn Jordan

A 4.1 magnitude earthquake struck near Greenback, Tennessee, on Saturday morning, shaking homes across the Southeast. By Jenn Jordan less than an hour ago A 4.1 magnitude earthquake struck eastern Tennessee this morning, with reports of shaking felt as far south as Atlanta. The epicenter of the quake was about 12 miles outside of Greenback, Tennessee, striking at 9:04 a.m. local time Saturday, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). The tremor was widely felt across the region.
Hurricane Season Started Early In Recent Years

6 days ago | weather.com | Jonathan Erdman |Jonathan Belles

If you think May is too early for the tropics to get going, you would have been wrong in 8 of the last 10 years. By Jonathan Erdman, and Jonathan Belles less than an hour ago 21 Hurricane Names, One Newcomer This SeasonThe Atlantic hurricane season officially kicks off in June, but it has jumped the gun with at least one storm in most years since the mid-2010s.
Cities Across The US Are Sinking, Potentially Impacting Millions

6 days ago | weather.com | Sara E. Tonks

Cities across the country are sinking, especially in Houston and other cities in Texas, posing significant threats from flooding and damage to infrastructure. By Sara Tonks less than an hour ago The concept of a “sinking city” often brings to mind Venice or even the lost city of Atlantis, but unfortunately, it’s a very real threat to millions living in the United States - and not just to those living in coastal areas.
Hurricanes Hundreds Of Miles Away Can Bring Rip Current Danger To Your Beach Trip

6 days ago | weather.com | Chris Dolce

It's a deceiving scenario where you might be enjoying sunny skies at the beach, but rip currents and rough surf generated by a hurricane hundreds of miles away still presents a danger in the ocean waters. By Chris Dolce less than an hour ago 3 Things To Know Before The 2025 Hurricane SeasonA hurricane passing hundreds of miles offshore this summer means no big deal for your beach trip, right? Wrong.
On This Date: Nation's Second-Deadliest Tornado Strikes Natchez, Mississippi

1 week ago | weather.com | Jonathan Erdman |Chris Dolce

The tornado struck in an era with no electricity, and therefore no advanced warning, killing more than 300 people. By Jonathan Erdman 2 hours ago A powerful tornado, most likely of F5 intensity on the Fujita Scale, struck Natchez, Mississippi, on this day 185 years ago, killing hundreds. Known as the "Great Natchez Tornado", it hit the bustling Mississippi River port city on May 7, 1840, in an era with no electricity, meaning no television, radio or sirens to provide advanced warning.
Can I Get On A Plane Without A REAL ID?

1 week ago | weather.com | Wyatt Williams

As of May 7, 2025, the Transportation Security Administration is requiring a REAL ID to pass through security checkpoints at airports. By Wyatt Williams 3 hours ago PORTLAND, ME - JANUARY 28: A person enters the TSA security screening area at Portland International Jetport on Thursday, Jan. 28, 2025. (Staff photo by Derek Davis/Portland Press Herald via Getty Images)You’re at the airport. You’re standing in line at security, waiting to be screened.
Over A Foot Of May Snow Blanketed The Rockies

1 week ago | weather.com | Jonathan Erdman |Chris Dolce

While most in the U.S. are enjoying spring warmth, heavy, wet snow has blanketed the high country of several western states. Here's why that's not as weird as it sounds by May standards. By Jonathan Erdman 2 hours ago Watch: Snowboarder Rescued After Falling Into Water CavernHeavy snow has blanketed parts of the Rockies and while that would be bizarre most everywhere else in the U.S. in May, it's typical in parts of Montana, Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico.
Texas, Louisiana Face Severe Weather And Serious Flood Threat

1 week ago | weather.com | Chris Dolce |Jennifer Gray

A storm system tracking across the South could generate strong tornadoes in eastern Texas Tuesday. On top of that, a significant flash flood threat will take aim at the northern Gulf Coast. By Chris Dolce, and Jennifer Gray less than an hour ago Weather In The Week Ahead: 4 Things To WatchSevere weather could pack a strong tornado threat in Texas as intense rainfall generates a serious flood threat eastward to Louisiana and southern Mississippi Tuesday into Wednesday.