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BREAKING: A powerful magnitude 7.4 earthquake has struck off the Pacific coast of Puerto Madero, Mexico. (source: USGS)

Del Rio breaking their daily rainfall record by +2x It is now in the top 5 category for wettest July.

As wildfire smoke continues to blanket the region, a hazy, blood-red sun hangs beside the Chrysler Building in New York City.

Just one year and 12 days after the catastrophic July 4, 2025 flood, the Texas Hill Country has once again been devastated by extreme flooding. Kerrville police confirm one person has died. More than 20 inches of rain fell in just two days, sending the Guadalupe River surging. Near Comfort, the river rose roughly 25 feet in about an hour Thursday morning, cresting above 37 feet. Another heartbreaking reminder of how quickly lives can change in the Hill Country. @weatherchannel is live in Kerrville.

Two kind-hearted paddleboarders team up to save a stranded raccoon from torrential rains in Austin, TX.

DEVELOPING: New drone footage shows the Leona River rapidly overflowing near Uvalde, Texas, where flooding is actively inundating homes. 🎥: @CharlesPeekWX

A pilot flying over Thunder Bay, Ontario, captured striking aerial footage that shows massive pyrocumulus clouds, a towering fire cloud formed by extreme convective updrafts. Over 130 active wildfires are currently burning, with more than 60 uncontained in Canada and Minnesota.

**FLASH FLOOD EMERGENCY** In the same areas that were just hit last July during the deadly flooding in TX -- this same river is swelling to deadly levels again. These levels could reach as high as the catastrophic flooding from last July 4th, 2025. 10-20" of rain so far

WOW Look at @JMichaelsNews shot on @weatherchannel . These cars are driving through flooded roads in Del Rio, TX

Massive plumes of smoke from wildfires in Canada and Minnesota are blanketing the Great Lakes and Northeast, causing air quality to plummet to unhealthy levels. Millions of residents are currently under air quality alerts and are advised to limit their outdoor activities while the hazardous haze persists throughout the week. READ MORE: weather.com/2026/07/14/hea…

The Leona River is on the rise in Uvalde, and the water is still climbing. Mandatory evacuations have already been ordered in some areas as floodwaters continue to surge. This isn’t just a Leona River story. Rivers across South Texas, including the Nueces, Frio, Sabinal, and Oasis, are surging toward major flood stage. Some forecast crests could challenge or exceed records, and the National Weather Service warns the flooding is far from over. For many communities across this part of Texas, these are the highest water levels they’ve seen since the devastating floods of the 1990s, and in some places, not since the late 1970s. It’s another reminder that in Texas’ Flash Flood Alley, rivers can transform from quiet streams into life-threatening torrents with astonishing speed. Stay with @weatherchannel for continuing coverage as this dangerous flood event unfolds.

After extinguishing a vehicle fire, Oakland firefighters went above and beyond by administering oxygen to a struggling pigeon that approached them for help, allowing their feathered friend to breathe easy and fly away.

With a chance of rain and temperatures in the mid-80s, we are giving today's Fan Comfort Index a 3. Check the forecast for Argentina vs. England, the last semifinal kicking off in Atlanta Wednesday afternoon! ⚽️

BREAKING: A Flash Flood Emergency has been declared in the Texas Hill Country amid persistent heavy rainfall. Tune in to The Weather Channel for live updates.

Senior National Correspondent @JMichaelsNews reports from Del Rio, Texas, where a slow-moving system has produced more than a month's worth of rain in a single day, causing dangerous flooding. Here's the latest:

No this is not a tornado...This video captures a scud cloud interacting with a slow-moving updraft along the leading edge of a storm's outflow boundary. While local terrain can sometimes generate minor, localized circulations or "gustnadoes" in these areas, the rising motion here is far too slow to be tornadic. This visually intimidating feature is just a normal part of storm dynamics and is not a tornado.

40 years of dedication deserves a special celebration. 💙 Colleagues, friends and family came together to celebrate @jimcantore's milestone at The Weather Channel.

A rare "high risk" flood threat is in effect for parts of Texas. Areas could see an additional 10 to 20+ inches of rain over the next two days. Meteorologist Chris Bruin is tracking the latest:

HIGH RISK FLOOD THREAT for parts of Texas. Growing concern for CATASTROPHIC FLOODING between Del Rio and San Antonio as up to 11" of rainfall has already fallen in the region with another 10"-20"+ of rain thru Thur. We're following it on @weatherchannel