We all hear the terms when there's a threat of severe weather. But what does each alert mean, and how does it affect you?

Heavy wind can impact travel safety, reduce air quality, cause property damage and exacerbate the risk of wildfire.

When it comes to severe weather events like tornadoes and flash floods, what's the difference between a watch and warning, ...

Weather experts most often use two terms to categorize tornado threats: watch and warning. They sound similar, but they ...

A Watch means weather conditions are favorable for development. When we are in a Severe Thunderstorm Watch, it means severe ...

We are giving you the FIRST ALERT to a few stronger to severe storms to move through today. Stay up to date with the forecast ...

rapidly changing weather conditions mean just that. The situation can change for the worse quickly and with little or no forewarning. If your area is under a severe thunderstorm watch, or a ...

Tornadoes can form in minutes, leaving little time to prepare. Knowing the difference between alerts and having a safety plan ...

An escalation to a red flag warning is possible Thursday, March 6, depending on wind speeds and relative humidity.

A Watch means weather conditions are favorable for development. When we are in a Severe Thunderstorm Watch, it means severe ...

Parts of Arkansas could see severe storms on Saturday, the National Weather Service said. “Scattered severe thunderstorms are ...

There is the potential for severe weather across the southeastern parts of the United States over the next several days, ...