Storms result in serious hail damage in western Wisconsin
Hail caused some serious damage in western Wisconsin. Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield shows us the aftermath in one of the towns hit hardest.
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Hail caused some serious damage in western Wisconsin. Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield shows us the aftermath in one of the towns hit hardest.
Passengers on the Carnival Sunshine cruise ship described 40-foot waves and broken glass during an hours-long storm off the coast of Charleston, South Carolina.
U.N. agencies and aid workers prepositioned tons of dry food and dozens of ambulances with mobile medical teams in sprawling refugee camps in Bangladesh.
Deadly storms this spring have killed dozens of people across a wide swath of the country.
The monster storm spawned deadly tornadoes that shredded homes and shopping centers in Arkansas, and collapsed a theater roof during a heavy metal concert in Illinois.
CBS correspondent Cristian Benavides walks us through the damage from the tornado that hit Arkansas’ capital to a theater roof collapse during a concert in Illinois.
The April Fools’ Day blizzard dropped heavy, wet snow, damaging power lines and leaving thousands without electricity. Kirsten Mitchell talked to neighbors in St. Paul as some prepared for a second night in the dark.
The Northeast was hit by the same massive storm system which had already produced several deadly tornadoes in the Midwest and South on Friday.
It may take a little more time than expected for this snow to melt after we moved up the record books overnight. NEXT Weather Meteorologist Joseph Dames shows us how this storm stacks up.
Anyone trying to fly out for Spring Break on Saturday likely hit some delays.
Belvidere Police Chief Shane Woody described the scene after the collapse as "chaos, absolute chaos."
Minnesota retailers have tried to adjust to this wintry spring and some of them are ready to move on. Esme Murphy shares a tale of two stores.
The levee breach occurred as California was hit by its tenth atmospheric river of the winter season.
It’s always difficult to make it to the state tournament. This year it was even more difficult to make it because of blizzard conditions.
Clean-up from this week’s storm is wrapping up in different parts of the state and that means a return to normalcy for families.
It was a rare moment at MSP Airport on Wednesday to see the terminal nearly empty most of the afternoon and evening, after more than 500 flights were cancelled during the day.
WCCO saw totals close to or more than a foot and a half in Farmington, Apple Valley and Lakeville.
Snow removers have been able to take care of homeowners and businesses, while also taking care of those who need help when temperatures plummet.
More than 7,600 trips were delayed or canceled at U.S. airports on Wednesday.
Imagine heading into a snowstorm knowing that the snowplow drivers in your community might go on strike today? That’s exactly what residents of Chisago County faces until a breakthrough.
Eric Wunderlan worked to not only clear snow from his front door, but he went down one side of his block, went across the street and helped neighbors on the other side of the street, as well.
The state high school league decided not to cancel the girls hockey state tournament in St. Paul.
WCCO has crews around the metro and state, covering communities that are being impacted by the storm.
Minnesota is no stranger to big snowstorms. Who can forget when the old Metrodome collapsed? Or the 1991 Halloween blizzard?
Leaders said they took the step to ensure safety as a two-punch storm system heads towards Minnesota, bringing the possibility of more than 20 inches of snow stacking up in the Twin Cities by Friday.
