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

76 reactions · 91 shares | The latest precipitation forecast over the next 7 days shows an axis of heavy rain stretching from the Central Plains into the Northeast. Central and southern Florida is also forecast to receive a few inches of rain over the next week. | NOAA NWS Weather Prediction Center | Facebook

Here is the latest update on the weather forecast for the country for the next 7 days. A low pressure system is expected to develop and intensify as it moves rapidly across the central and the northeastern U.S. in the next couple of days. This will bring a swath of snow to spread eastward from across the northern Plains into the Midwest, the Great Lakes, and into the Northeast Tuesday and Wednesday. Snowfall totals of up to 6 inches can be expected along the Illinois-Wisconsin border and across

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12K views · 167 reactions | 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 | Facebook