Over the stunning tornado’s entire lifetime, it only traveled 3.02 miles. It ambled along at 4 mph — barely walking pace.

Unlike other storms, it is impossible to predict where a tornado will hit until it is imminent, a forecaster said.

Tornadoes are one of the most violent and destructive forces on Earth reaching speeds in excess of 200 miles per hour. Sometimes, tornadoes can clear a path a mile wide and travel more than 50 miles.

A line of thunderstorms should arrive into far northwest Lower Michigan this evening. Here's a look at the timing and what ...

It's been more than a month since an EF-1 tornado rattled the small city of Gordon and one family continues to pick up the ...

A tornado with 106 mph winds touched down near Pikes Peak, maintaining a recent trend in high-altitude tornadoes.

After the Clark Mills tornado, parents face difficult talks about loss and future storms. Here's some helpful advice and tips ...

Southeast Michigan has seen spin-up tornadoes in the past - ones that form fast and not necessarily along a storm line.

Sixty-eight years ago, on this date in 1957, North Dakota’s most famous and deadliest tornado tore through the state’s most ...

A severe thunderstorm that is possibly producing tornado has been detected in Quebec. Residents in the affected region should ...

The sky churns a sickly green, the wind howls like a freight train, and the air practically buzzes with tension. For millions ...

Intense thunderstorms are possible across the Dakotas, Minnesota, northern Wisconsin and Michigan's Upper Peninsula through ...