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Greater Cincinnati and NKY under severe thunderstorm watch

Greater Cincinnati and NKY under severe thunderstorm watch

According to an alert from the National Weather Service, Tri-state counties are under a severe thunderstorm watch until midnight.
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Tornado and Severe Storms Cause Damage in Fox Valley, Wisconsin

Tornado and Severe Storms Cause Damage in Fox Valley, Wisconsin

A confirmed tornado with winds of 124 mph struck west of Appleton, Wisconsin, on July 27, 2026, prompting Tornado Warnings across Outagamie County and surrounding areas. Severe storms caused widespread damage, including broken trees, downed power lines, and roof damage to local businesses such as Miller Electric. Over 20,000 residents in Appleton and 9,800 in Winnebago County are without power. Highway 10/441 has been closed due to gas spills and storm debris, and several intersections lack functioning traffic lights. Emergency response teams are actively assessing damage and addressing hazards.
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Power Restoration Underway in Northwoods After Severe Storms

Power Restoration Underway in Northwoods After Severe Storms

Strong storms swept through the Northwoods region of Wisconsin on the morning of July 27, 2026, causing widespread power outages. As of 5 p.m., approximately 1,100 customers in Oneida County and 3,800 in Vilas County remain without power, down from over 5,000 outages earlier in the day. Wisconsin Public Service (WPS) and Xcel Energy crews are working to restore service, but no timeline for full restoration has been provided. The storms are part of a First Alert Weather Day, with two rounds of potentially severe weather expected to impact the area.
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Rain underway as severe weather returns tonight through tomorrow

Rain underway as severe weather returns tonight through tomorrow

Six days after severe weather left Greater Cincinnatians cleaning up after a tornado and flooding, severe weather may return today.
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Severe Storms Threaten East Coast with Flash Floods and Strong Winds

Severe Storms Threaten East Coast with Flash Floods and Strong Winds

The FOX Forecast Center is closely monitoring a storm system moving into the Northeast, expected to bring significant weather challenges from Tuesday through Wednesday. This system is anticipated to cause heightened flash flooding risks along the I-95 corridor, accompanied by strong coastal winds. The storm is not classified as a nor'easter, but its impacts could be similar, with heavy rain and potential coastal flooding. The main area of low pressure will consolidate over New England, producing widespread storms and extending along a cold front across the Appalachians. Rainfall rates could exceed 1 to 2 inches per hour, posing a flash flood threat, especially as the system approaches the East Coast. A secondary low pressure area may form near Long Island, enhancing rain rates and potentially causing strong winds and coastal flooding.
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Wisconsin tornado causes extensive damage and cuts power to thousands of homes

Wisconsin tornado causes extensive damage and cuts power to thousands of homes

A tornado has swept through Wisconsin, damaging homes, downing trees and knocking out power to thousands of people
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Severe Storms Cause Flooding in Summit, Illinois, Disrupting Local Infrastructure

Severe Storms Cause Flooding in Summit, Illinois, Disrupting Local Infrastructure

In Summit, Illinois, a suburb located southwest of Chicago near Bedford Park, severe storms have led to significant flooding. The sudden and intense downpour resulted in entire roads and sidewalks being submerged under water. This unexpected weather event has caused disruptions in local transportation and could potentially impact daily activities for residents in the area.
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Wildfire Smoke and Severe Storm Risks in Pittsburgh Area

Wildfire Smoke and Severe Storm Risks in Pittsburgh Area

Wildfire smoke has moved into the Pittsburgh area, creating a hazy atmosphere on Sunday. The smoke is concentrated at an altitude of approximately 7,000 feet, minimizing its impact on surface air quality. Scattered storms are expected to develop after 2 p.m., though rainfall will be intermittent. Meteorologists are closely monitoring conditions for Monday, as all key ingredients for severe storm development—instability, moisture, and a triggering mechanism—are expected to align. The National Weather Service has placed the region under a level 2 of 5 severe storm risk for Monday evening through Tuesday morning, with strong winds being the primary concern.
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Power Outage Affects 5,500 in Coolidge, AZ Amid Heat

Power Outage Affects 5,500 in Coolidge, AZ Amid Heat

A significant power outage has left a large portion of Coolidge, Arizona, without electricity, impacting approximately 5,500 homes and businesses. The outage, reported by the Arizona Public Service (APS), has also disrupted traffic lights in the area. According to the APS outage map, power restoration is expected by 10 a.m. on Sunday, July 26, 2026. The Coolidge Police Department has advised residents to seek heat relief at the Coolidge Adult Center, located at 250 3rd Street. This is a developing situation, and updates are expected as more information becomes available. (Source: AZFamily, 2026-07-26 01:59:59 GMT)
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First Alert Weather Day Declared for Central Wisconsin Due to Heat and Severe Storm Threat

First Alert Weather Day Declared for Central Wisconsin Due to Heat and Severe Storm Threat

A First Alert Weather Day has been issued for Sunday, July 26, 2026, in central Wisconsin due to a combination of dangerous heat and the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms (WSAW). Temperatures are expected to rise into the low 90s°F (32-34°C), with heat index values reaching 95-100°F (35-38°C). Scattered storms may develop Sunday afternoon and evening, with the possibility of severe weather, including damaging winds, large hail, and heavy downpours. A cap of warm air aloft could limit storm development, but forecasters are closely monitoring the situation. The National Weather Service has also noted a chance of isolated storms on Saturday, July 25, with highs in the mid-80s°F (29-30°C).
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Extreme Heat and Severe Storms Persist in Omaha Region

Extreme Heat and Severe Storms Persist in Omaha Region

Dangerously high temperatures and humidity levels are expected to continue in Omaha, Nebraska, and surrounding areas on Monday, July 27, 2026. A First Alert 6 Weather Day has been declared, with feel-like temperatures potentially reaching up to 120°F (48.9°C). Actual high temperatures are forecasted to range from the upper 90s to low 100s (32-38°C). An Extreme Heat Warning is in effect for the Omaha Metro area and points east until 10 p.m. CDT Monday. Southeastern Nebraska will experience slightly less severe conditions under a Heat Advisory. Additionally, isolated to scattered severe storms are anticipated late Sunday into the overnight hours, with damaging winds up to 75 mph and large hail as the primary threats.
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Dangerous Heat and Severe Storms Expected in Iowa

Dangerous Heat and Severe Storms Expected in Iowa

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is under a First Alert Day due to dangerous heat and the potential for severe storms. High temperatures on Monday are forecasted to reach the low to mid-90s °F (32-35 °C), with heat indices climbing to 100-115 °F (38-46 °C). An Extreme Heat Warning is in effect until 9 PM Monday, with the National Weather Service considering an extension for areas where feels-like temperatures exceed 110 °F (43 °C). Overnight, strong to severe storms are expected, particularly in northern and central Iowa, with damaging winds as the primary threat. Morning temperatures will start in the mid-70s °F (24 °C), transitioning to mostly sunny skies after the storms clear.