Heat and rain blanket parts of the U.S., Ukraine takes out strategic bridge, and trying to prevent a lepus invasion.

At least 33 dead, dozens more injured as tornadoes hit Midwest, South and Northeast, Former-President Trump to fly to New York for court surrender, and this is how much sleep you should get to avoid a beer belly.

US acts to shore up banking system confidence, at least eight dead in suspected seaborne smuggling attempt, and daughter turns father's 11-year-old thriller novel into a bestseller with viral TikTok.

Chinese spy balloon tracked over U.S. this week, Texas storms leave hundreds of thousands still without power, and Michigan woman returns $15,000 in cash she found while walking to work.

In a live interview with This Morning's Gordon Deal, The Weather Channel's Jonathan Erdman goes over how the upcoming storm will impact the Christmas weekend.

Russia plays down progress in peace talks, President Biden is expected to tap oil reserves to control rising gasoline prices, and should you pay your taxes with a credit card to get points.

Winter storm hits Northeast, continues to disrupt holiday travel, House Republicans' report defends Trump in impeachment probe, and Pittsburgh Steelers' James Conner shares special moment with fan battling rare cancer.

Winter weather blamed for seven deaths heads for the Northeast, Trump administration to skip impeachment hearing, and South Korea wants its Sumo wrestlers to slim down.

The Weather Channel's Jonathan Erdman returns live to inform us more about the uncertain but very dangerous potential of Hurricane Dorian, and how its name could live on in infamy when the dust settles next week.

Jonathan Erdman from The Weather Channel was live with us to forecast expectations for tropical storm Dorian as it makes its way towards Florida and the Southeast US, carrying dangerous potential as it nears landfall over the weekend.

Why do people go into a rage when they see a tornado warning? USA Today's Jorge L. Ortiz and Gordon Deal discuss.

Erin Ailworth from the Wall Street Journal explains why tornadoes are so hard to forecast.

Congressional reaction to Mueller largely split along party lines, what's fueling the spate of recent tornadoes across the U.S., Michigan girl's message in a bottle turns up 45 years later.

At least 23 dead, many injured, in apparent large tornado in Alabama, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler announces sweeping document requests, says Trump obstructed justice, and why you shouldn't pay your taxes with a credit card.

Temperatures plunge to lowest levels in decades, lawmakers seek to break immigration impasse, and it's so cold in Wisconsin, even the bars are closing.

Jonathan Erdman from the Weather Channel gives us the latest on the freezing temperatures gripping the Midwest.

250 million in USA will see freezing temperatures, momentum grows for legislation to end government shutdowns, and things you shouldn't leave in your car in subzero weather.

Listen as USA Today's Doyle Rice tells Jennifer Kushinka how much of the natural disasters in July are due to climate change.

Congress passes temporary spending bill to end shutdown, flu season continues to worsen, and Minnesota embraces its terrible weather.

Eastern U.S. braces for ice storms, Trump things to watch in 2018, and ways getting fit could get you a promotion this year.

So what happens when a La Niña is expected this winter. Doyle Rice from USA Today explains.

Howard Altschule from Forensic Weather Consultants tells us why Hurricane Irma is a once-in-a-generation storm.

The Weather Channel's Jonathan Erdman has the latest on Hurricane Irma's strength and the threat it poses for Florida and the Southeast.

Manny Munoz from WIOD in Miami updates us on the damage Irma could cause and what residents are going through to prepare.

Wall Street Journal's Veronica Dagher gives tips on deciphering disaster relief scams.