Severe Hailstorm Disrupts Córdoba | Extreme Weather Event – Jan 1, 2026 powerful hailstorm struck Córdoba, Argentina, on January 1, 2026, bringing intense hail, heavy rain, strong winds, and frequent lightning. The storm developed rapidly after extreme heat, impacting residential areas, roads, vehicles, and airport surroundings. Authorities issued multiple alerts as conditions worsened during the afternoon and evening hours. According to Servicio Meteorológico Nacional, monitoring continued into

Here is an animation of WPC weather foreacast charts for the next 7 days across the U.S. It appears that the West Coast will continue to be battered by high winds and heavy precipitation for the next few days into early next week as a series of powerful Pacific cyclones plow onshore! Meanwhile, an anomalous storm could bring widespread heavy rain and strong winds into the eastern U.S. early next week with wintry precipitation possible over northern New England. Check our latest Storm Summary at

[7-Day Temperature Forecast 🌡️] An upper-level high will progress thru the Central Rockies into the Northern/Central Plains this week, leading to hot temps (10-15F above average) over these regions, while an incoming cold front may bring slightly below normal highs further east. | NOAA NWS Weather Prediction Center

A look at the 7-day max temperature forecast highlights the impressive cold in the West & the summer-like conditions in the East into mid-week. A more autumn-like regime arrives in the Midwest, Great Lakes, & Northeast late week. To view these forecast maps please visit this link: https://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/exper/ndfdmxmn/map.html | NOAA NWS Weather Prediction Center

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Climate change is making extreme weather events more common. And in Central America, we are seeing how a greater frequency of these storms can lead to risky decisions. | CBS News