Severe thunderstorm warning swept across San Antonio on Monday, March 31, bringing hail, strong winds, and storms.

Several East Texans saw hail of various sizes hit the ground this weekend as large storms paraded through the region.

Day 4 of 5 for Severe Weather Awareness week prompts the topic of hail and wind safety. Thunderstorms need to produce at ...

“We don’t usually see this enhanced possibility of large hail.” Over the last 24 hours ... Don’t park under trees due to falling limb risk. Be aware that falling trees may impact power ...

A person was hospitalized with serious injuries after falling from a fifty-foot cliff near a Washington waterfall late Sunday ...

The longer the droplets stay high in the atmosphere, the larger the hail becomes. Once frozen together, the water droplets-turned-hailstones become too heavy for the winds inside clouds to support, ...

If you have a garage, park your car inside to avoid potential damage from hail and falling branches. During the storm, NWS urges residents to stay indoors and “pick a safe room in your home such ...

That diameter — roughly the size of a quarter — would be enough to make meet NWS’s criteria for “severe” hail fall. If you’re looking to keep yourself or your belongings safe during ...

The software displays hail reports submitted by National Weather Service trained volunteers known as “SKYWARN Spotters,” as well as photos of hail ... don’t fall fast enough to penetrate ...

Sunshine one day and falling chunks of ice ... There is about a 15% to 30% chance of hail that could be at least an inch in diameter and a less than 5% chance that a tornado will touch down ...