The multiday severe weather threat will develop in the Midwest and South this weekend and then spread toward the East Coast by Monday. Destructive straight-line winds, large hail and strong tornadoes are all potential threats.

April's temperature forecast is shaping up to be warmer-than-average from the Southeast to the Plains and Southwest, while parts of the northern tier might have to deal with frustratingly cool weather at times.

Powerful earthquakes struck the Asian countries of Thailand and Myanmar, destroying buildings and leaving more than 1,600 people dead.

Winter’s officially over—but don’t put away that shovel and salt just yet. A storm moving through the eastern U.S. could bring snow and ice to parts of the Upper Midwest, Great Lakes and New England. Icy roads may pose hazards for travelers, and cities like Marquette, Portland, and Bangor could see accumulating snow. Ice buildup may also lead to power outages. Here’s what to know.

Numerous warm daytime and overnight records could be broken across the South and East Wednesday through Friday. While many will enjoy the spring temperature surge, it does come at a price. This warmth is likely to fuel a severe weather event - yes, another one - Wednesday. Here’s what we know so far.