storm
Coverage of storm in the Nexus archive.
- Whirlwind rips off roof of Thrissur house, uproots trees
A powerful storm and heavy rain caused a whirlwind to rip off the roof of a house in Thrissur and uproot trees. A family escaped unhurt as the storm struck Kuttur late on Tuesday night.
- 'It's been awful': Livonia residents without power for days after storm damages transformer
Residents in Livonia have been without power for days following a storm that damaged a transformer, with DTE Energy working to restore outages. Affected residents report frustration over delayed repairs and insufficient $42 daily credits to cover expenses like generator fuel and spoiled food.
- Hard times coming for Midwest as massive storm could pound heartland
A massive storm is expected to impact eight Midwest states on Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service. The storm has gained attention for an unexpected viral reason, though details remain unclear.
- DTE answers customer questions after storms leave thousands without power
DTE Energy faced customer frustration over widespread power outages caused by recent storms, with complaints about insufficient $42 outage credits and delayed food spoilage compensation. The company explained its restoration prioritization process, focusing on safety hazards and critical facilities first, and projected full power restoration by Tuesday. Candee Smith, a customer whose power was restored Sunday, expressed dissatisfaction with DTE’s leadership despite acknowledging crews’ efforts.
- Thousands still without power in metro Detroit after Friday storms hit St. Clair Shores, Grosse Pointes
Thousands in metro Detroit remain without power after Friday's storms damaged infrastructure in St. Clair Shores and the Grosse Pointes. Residents reported extended outages, downed trees, and a neighbor's garage fire caused by a fallen electrical line, with some criticizing DTE for unclear communication and delayed restoration efforts.
- Day 4 of metro Detroit power outages: DTE crews work around the clock on restoration
Tens of thousands of DTE customers in metro Detroit remain without power four days after a storm caused widespread outages. DTE crews, including those from other states, prioritize restoring power to critical facilities and areas with the largest outages. The utility expects 95% of customers to regain electricity by Monday evening.
- DTE answers top questions as more than 100,000 customers remain without power
More than 100,000 DTE Energy customers remain without power following Friday’s severe storms. The utility expects to restore service to 90% of impacted customers by Sunday. DTE addressed questions on restoration priorities, medical equipment support, and food spoilage reimbursement through an interview with Brad Craig.
- Ferry in NYC shaken by storm, riders left terrified
A Rockaway ferry in NYC experienced violent rocking during a storm on the Fourth of July, leaving passengers terrified. Video obtained by PIX11 News showed the ferry navigating rough waters, with one passenger confirming their presence on the vessel.
- Storm leaves widespread damage in NJ
Storms on Sunday caused widespread damage in Paramus, New Jersey, with downed trees, fallen power lines leading to outages, and blocked streets. A microburst was reported, causing sudden strong winds.
- Trump lauds Americans in storm-delayed 250th anniversary speech
President Trump praised Americans as 'a historic and heroic people' in a storm-delayed speech commemorating the nation's 250th anniversary.
- Sunday forecast: Storm chances continue after a rain-soaked holiday
Sunday will feature partly to mostly cloudy skies with warm temperatures and moderate humidity. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected, with the highest likelihood during the afternoon.
- Searing heat and storms mar holiday with 3 children dead in Wisconsin and utility outages widespread
Three children died after a boat capsized in Geneva Lake, Wisconsin, during a severe storm that caused widespread utility outages and damage across multiple states. Over 750,000 utility customers lost power in Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York, and New Jersey, with storms disrupting holiday events and transportation.
- Searing heat and storms mar holiday with 3 children dead in Wisconsin and utility outages widespread
Three children died after a boat capsized in Geneva Lake during a Wisconsin storm, despite wearing life vests. Storms and a heat wave disrupted the July Fourth holiday, causing widespread utility outages.
- Three children dead after boat capsizes during storm in Wisconsin
Three children died and seven others were rescued after a recreational motor boat capsized on Geneva Lake in Wisconsin during a sudden storm. The incident occurred as the boat attempted to navigate to safety amid deteriorating weather conditions.
- Trees down, NJ Transit service disrupted after storms move through Tri-State
A powerful storm caused trees to fall and disrupted NJ Transit service in the Tri-State area. The storm moved through the region on Friday evening.
- 3 children killed when boat capsized during sudden and powerful storm, police say
Three children died after a privately owned boat capsized on Geneva Lake during a sudden severe storm, which also injured others. Seven people were rescued, but three missing children were later found deceased despite life-saving efforts. The incident is under investigation by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and the Geneva Lake Law Enforcement Agency.
- 3 children killed when boat capsized during sudden and powerful storm, police say
Three children died after a privately owned boat capsized on Geneva Lake during a sudden severe storm. Ten people, including four children wearing life jackets, were on board when the storm caused the boat to sink. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and Geneva Lake Law Enforcement Agency are investigating the incident.
- 3 children killed when boat capsized during sudden and powerful storm, police say
Three children died after a boat capsized on Geneva Lake during a sudden and severe storm. Ten people, including four children wearing life jackets, were on board when the storm caused the boat to sink. Seven were rescued, while the three missing children were later found dead despite rescue efforts. The incident is under investigation by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and the Geneva Lake Law Enforcement Agency.
- Storm aftermath: Major wind gusts rip through metro Detroit
Major wind gusts caused significant damage in metro Detroit, particularly in Dearborn and Dearborn Heights, during a brief 10-15 minute storm on Friday evening.
- Storm leaves 3 capsized boaters dead as police rescue 7 in Wisconsin tourist hot spot
A storm caused three boaters to die after their boats capsized near a Wisconsin tourist spot, while seven others were rescued by Lake Geneva police. Mayor Todd Krause declared a local emergency in response.
- 3 dead and others rescued after boat capsizes on Wisconsin lake
Three people died and seven others were rescued after a boat capsized on a Wisconsin lake during a strong storm.
- Storms cause downed trees across multiple TN counties, TDOT says
Storms have caused downed trees and power outages across multiple Tennessee counties, including Maury, Hickman, Macon, and Wilson, with TDOT crews responding. Cities like Gallatin and Manchester report downed power lines, traffic hazards, and non-functioning stop lights due to the storms.
- Metal sheet wraps around power line in Manchester after storm
A metal sheet wrapped around a power line in Manchester, Tennessee, following a storm, likely originating from a nearby garage roof. Manchester Police reported storm damage including downed trees and power outages affecting approximately 4,500 residents, primarily Duck River EMC customers.
- Trees, power lines down and stop lights out in Manchester after storm
A storm in Manchester, Tennessee caused damage including downed trees and power lines, resulting in non-operational stop lights at several intersections. The Manchester Police Department is coordinating with city public works and Duck River Electric to address the issues.
- CTA passengers escorted to safety after tree on tracks derails train
CTA Yellow Line passengers in Evanston were evacuated late Thursday when a storm caused a tree to fall on the tracks, derailing the train. Passengers were escorted to safety following the incident.
- 1 dead in Romania in a powerful storm after intense heat wave
A powerful storm caused one death and widespread flooding in 20 Romanian counties after an intense heat wave. Emergency services responded to over 2,200 requests for help, including pumping water from 350 homes and 100 streets, while 988 trees fell and 495 cars were damaged. The storm struck Bucharest and Ilfov County hardest, with a tree falling on a car causing the fatality.
- Flooding hits Ghana's capital killing 13 people - with another storm forecast
Flooding in Ghana's capital has killed 13 people, and another storm is forecast, prompting residents to relocate to high ground or stay indoors.
- Man survives being struck by lightning while golfing
A man was struck by lightning while golfing alone at the Oregon Golf Club in West Linn, Oregon, during a storm. He survived with burns and was taken to a burn center, where he is expected to recover. Fire officials described the incident as uncommon and emphasized the importance of seeking shelter during storms.
- Roads turn to rivers as cataclysmic deadly floods sweep Kentucky on third day of life-threatening storm
Cataclysmic deadly floods have turned roads into rivers in Kentucky during the third day of a life-threatening storm. The flooding poses severe risks to residents and infrastructure.
- Overnight storm drops 6 inches of rain in two hours, flooding Evergreen, Kittredge and damaging homes
An overnight storm caused 6 inches of rain in two hours, leading to flooding in Evergreen and Kittredge and damaging homes. The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office reported debris on roads and washed-out bridges.
- Eyewitness to sinkhole incident shares perspective
A sinkhole near I-264 in Norfolk, Virginia, caused the closure of City Hall Avenue, but officials expect it to reopen by Friday. A car was swallowed during a storm, though the driver was unharmed.
- Prince George County offers safety tips after storm sweeps across area
Prince George County provided safety tips following a storm that swept through Central Virginia. Officials reported that hazardous conditions persist in certain areas of the county.
- Chicago weather: Storm chances return Wednesday before summer heat builds
Current sunny weather in Chicago will be followed by storm chances on Wednesday, leading into a major warm-up. Residents are advised to enjoy the sunshine today as storms approach before the summer heat intensifies.
- Indiana woman takes cover in bathtub as storm obliterates mobile home
An Indiana woman took cover in a bathtub as a storm destroyed her mobile home, which was ripped from its foundation and left debris scattered in the area.
- Strong winds, storm cancels Capital Region events
Strong winds and a storm have led to the cancellation or postponement of events in the Capital Region on Thursday due to heavy wind and rain warnings.
- Some still without power after storm hits Central Virginia
Central Virginia residents are still cleaning up after a June 14 storm that caused significant damage in some neighborhoods. Some areas remain without power.
- Odds of a storm forming in the Gulf of America increase as hurricane trackers put three states on alert
The odds of a storm forming in the Gulf of America have increased, prompting hurricane trackers to issue alerts for three states. Three states are currently under alert as the potential for storm development rises.
- VIDEO: Streator resident rescued after home leveled by storm
A Streator resident was rescued after their home was destroyed by a severe storm. Freelance photographer and Storm Chaser Scott Lasker captured the aftermath shortly after the storm hit the area.
- Storm cuts off New Zealand’s capital as flights, ferries cancelled
Gale-force winds and rough seas caused ferry and flight cancellations, road closures, and evacuations in New Zealand’s capital, Wellington. A light aircraft was blown over at Wellington airport but was quickly righted with no injuries.
- 85-year-old killed by falling tree in NYC storm, police say
An 85-year-old man was killed by a falling tree during a storm in Queens, NYC, according to police. The incident occurred just before 9 p.m. on Saturday night.