Winter dust storm strikes the Valley; AZ AG claims price fixing raised rent | Nightly Roundup
From an afternoon of dusty weather in parts of the Valley to a rather shocking story involving a Florida couple, here's a look at our top stories.
Winter dust storm moves through Phoenix
It's not monsoon season yet, but the Phoenix area did get some blowing dust Wednesday afternoon.
Historic planes damaged by apparent tornado at National Museum of the U.S. Air Force
A suspected tornado damaged buildings and aircraft at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, home to the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force.
Texas wildfires force brief shutdown of US nuclear weapons facility
Texas wildfires forced the temporary shutdown of Pantex, the U.S. main assembly and disassembly site for its atomic bombs.
Why is it so hot?
These three things may explain why the U.S. is experiencing such warmer weather.
Which US counties are most at risk of tornado damage?
The central and southern U.S. have the highest tornado risk, according to FEMA, but major cities have the highest total expected dollar loss.
Chicago among 48 million at risk of severe weather from powerful cross-country storm
A powerful cross-country storm is expected to begin impacting the U.S. with heavy mountain snow in the West starting later Sunday, but as the storm advances off to the east, it will bring the risk of severe weather to major cities in the Midwest like St. Louis, Chicago and Indianapolis by Tuesday.
Avalanches reported in northern Arizona during storm
The San Francisco Peaks near Arizona Snowbowl had a massive storm roll through the first week of February. With it came over a dozen avalanches. FOX 10’s Kenzie Beach caught up with experts on the mountain and how the Kachina Peaks Avalanche Center is constantly monitoring the terrain.
Target store in West Virginia partially collapses due to slipping hillside
No timeline was immediately provided on the demolition and when the store could reopen.
Rare Tropical Storm Akará forms off coast of Brazil
Akará is the first named system in the South Atlantic Basin since 2022.
Extreme weather, flooding influencing where millions in US decide to live, research shows
As people choose different areas to move to and try to get away from flooding hazards, storms with relentless precipitation are continuing to impact several U.S. regions, and it’s taking its toll on infrastructure.
How much snow has to fall for DC's Metro to shut down?
A winter storm impacted the Northeast Tuesday, as a mix of rain and snow worked its way into the D.C. area.
Nor'easter brings lots of snow, and trouble for travelers
A Nor'easter is bringing a lot of snow to the northeast Tuesday. The weather is creating a mess for drivers and causing more than a thousand flight cancellations. Fox News' Connor Hansen has more.
How much snow has to fall for NYC's subway to shut down?
New York City's subways and trains could be shut down in a bad snowstorm. Here’s what you need to know.
Potential Nor'easter eyes Boston: Major cities could see a foot of snow
A potential Nor'easter could wallop Boston and other major cities with a foot of snow. More than 20 million people in nine states are under a Winter Storm Watch.
January was the world's warmest on record, scientists say
Record-setting heat in 2023 has continued into 2024, with heat records on land and sea already broken during the year's first month.
Carnival Magic cruise ship damaged during storm; cruisers left in Jamaica for hours
A Carnival cruise ship was damaged, and passengers were stuck in a foreign country as severe weather wreaked havoc on the Magic cruise ship.
Los Angeles saw over 500 mudslides during deadly California storms
Los Angeles saw over 500 mudslides during this week's deadly California storms.
Winter storm takes on California
People living in Southern California are, as of Tuesday, still confronting the effects of constant rain, which has been caused by the recent atmospheric river that lashed the area, causing death and devastation. The storm also displaced many individuals as it caused significant damage to their houses. Northern California residents are also feeling the devastating impacts of this storm.
Category 6 needed on hurricane wind scale due to warming climate, study says
Since 1980, half of the 197 tropical cyclones rated a Category 5 happened within the past 17 years. Five of the storms would have met the hypothetical Category 6, according to the study.