Aaron Barker is a Senior Digital Content Producer with a focus on multinational weather reporting. He writes for various platforms including FOX Weather, WAGA-TV, New York Post, and Yahoo News. Aaron's articles cover a range of weather-related topics, from blizzards and storms to tornadoes and their impact across the United States.
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The skies over Greece turned an eerie shade of red Tuesday as dust stirred up by a storm in Africa moved across the Balkan Peninsula.
By: Aaron Barker
Start your day with the latest weather news. Storms that erupted in the central U.S. on Tuesday were just the start of a multiday severe weather event that is expected to unfold for the rest of the week.
By: Aaron Barker
Start your day with the latest weather news – Tornado Alley is expected to be a busy place Thursday with dangerous storms likely to fire up by the evening.
By: Aaron Barker
Start your day with the latest weather news. Dangerous thunderstorms produced tornadoes Thursday. That threat continues for several parts of the country through at least Saturday.
By: Steven Yablonski
A severe weather outbreak barreled across America’s heartland over the weekend, producing dozens of tornadoes that tore through communities from Texas to Iowa and left at least five people dead as thousands of residents are now in the process of sifting through the debris of destroyed homes and businesses trying to recover whatever belongings remain.
The National Weather Service said a tornado that left one person dead and caused extensive damage from Marietta to Dickson had winds of 165-170 mph.
By: Aaron Barker
Start your day with the latest weather news. After a dayslong tornado outbreak across America's heartland, the region is facing a renewed threat of dangerous storms this week.
By: Brian Donegan, Aaron Barker
Start your day with the latest weather news. Dangerous storms have hammered the central U.S. for days, and the active weather pattern will persist through at least Wednesday.
By: Aaron Barker, Brian Donegan
Start your day with the latest weather news. A seemingly relentless stretch of severe weather will continue Thursday for central areas of the U.S., but flooding is also becoming a problem in some parts of the country.
By: Aaron Barker
Start your day with the latest weather news. The current stretch of severe weather is expected to continue Friday and Saturday before a single-day break on Sunday. The central U.S. is under threat again next week.
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