Hurricane Milton began to leave Florida early Thursday morning after leaving three million people without power and multiple people having been confirmed dead.
At least 40 individuals have been reported to have been killed after Hurricane Helene rampaged though the south-eastern United States.
As Hurricane Helene continues to ravage Florida, at least 26 people have died due to the Category 4 storm pounding multiple areas with “unsurvivable” conditions.
A pipeline carrying natural gas exploded into flames, prompting an evacuation in a suburban Houston, Texas, area.
Emergency crews in Southeast Texas were clearing debris and assessing flooding early Friday after powerful storms damaged the Longhorn State, killing at least four people and knocking out power to almost 800,000 customers.
Texas saw hail that was the “size of baseballs” on Thursday, as severe weather has left over 200,000 people without power and prompted cleanup operations.
The National Weather Service announced that winter storm warnings for California’s Sierra Nevada are anticipated to remain in effect after Sunday as snow totals continue to rise by the hour.
A plane reportedly crashed into Lake Hickory, North Carolina, resulting in two deaths and causing 20,000 people to lose electricity.
Five people were killed and more than 640,000 customers were without power across the South on Sunday afternoon as storms and catastrophic weather continued to whip across the region, according to the tracking website PowerOutage.us.
A massive power outage that occurred on Thursday afternoon affected cities all throughout Israel and is believed to likely be the result of a cyberattack.