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StormTrack Weather: Slight chances for showers and thunderstorms remains in forecast overnight

EEL PASO, Texas– It was a very active start to the day with strong thunderstorms and heavy rainfall across the borderland. Much calmer conditions are expected overnight but a slight chance for showers and thunderstorms remains in the forecast until Friday morning. Drier air is expected Friday afternoon with afternoon highs remaining below average in

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A Hawaii volcano that recently erupted for five months has started spewing lava again

By Andy Rose and Joe Sutton, CNN Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano began erupting Wednesday afternoon for the first time since May, spewing lava at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Officials note that while there is no present danger to nearby residents on Hawaii’s Big Island, the situation will be monitored for further escalation. The US Geological Survey’s

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Tropical Storm Victor forms in the east Atlantic, continuing busy 2021 season

By Derek Van Dam, CNN Meteorologist Tropical Storm Victor formed Wednesday afternoon in the eastern Atlantic, the second to last name on this year’s list — a feat that’s reserved for only the most active hurricane seasons. The National Hurricane Center initiated advisories Wednesday morning on the latest tropical depression to form, maintaining the momentum

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There’s a 1-in-3 chance Lake Powell won’t be able to generate hydropower in 2023 due to drought conditions, new study says

By Drew Kann, CNN The falling water levels at Lake Powell, the second-largest man-made reservoir in the US, could make the dam’s hydroelectric power generation impossible as soon as next year, according to new projections released Wednesday by the US Bureau of Reclamation. The new modeling shows a 3% chance that Lake Powell, which is

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Firefighters make progress on one of California’s largest blazes but face challenges with weather ahead

By Aya Elamroussi, CNN California firefighters have made significant headway in taming one of the largest blazes in the history of the wildfire-prone state, but heat and wind are likely to persist, challenging those on the front lines of multiple fires. The Dixie Fire — the second largest in California’s history — is 94% contained

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