Tropical Storm Cindy
From Texas to Florida, Tropical Storm Cindy is threatening a 500-mile swath of the Gulf Coast. Rain from the storm has already made an impact there, bringing whipping winds, whitecaps and storm surge. David Begnaud reports.
Gulf Coast of the United States
Wild weather
Meteorologist Jeff Berardelli from CBS affiliate WPEC in West Palm Beach, Florida joins CBSN to give the forecast for more record-breaking temperatures in the Southwest and as people along the Louisiana and Texas coasts prepare for heavy rain and flooding from Tropical Storm Cindy.
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Hermine forecast
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Hemine regaining strength
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Hermine's path
Eric Fisher, chief meteorologist of CBS Boston station WBZ, has the forecast for Hermine's path through Florida and up the Northeast seaboard.
Hurricane Hermine takes aim
Florida Governor Rick Scott is urging residents to prepare as Hurricane Hermine could make landfall overnight. CBS News' Don Champion joins CBSN from Florida with the latest.
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Tropical storm arrives in Florida
Gusting winds were the first sign of Tropical Storm Hermine's approach to the west coast of Florida Wednesday. The storm is expected to make landfall Thursday, bringing as much as 15 inches of rain. Omar Villafranca reports.
Storms threaten Florida
Heavy rains continue to pound Florida as a tropical depression threatens the Gulf coast. CBS News' Don Champion joins CBSN with a live look at the severe weather.
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Florida hurricane watch
Parts of Florida's Gulf Coast are preparing for up to 10 inches of rain as a tropical depression is expected to turn into a tropical storm late Tuesday. More than 1,000 sandbags were loaded by residents in flood-prone areas. Omar Villafranca has more.
It is on track to hit the southern U.S. with winds around 50 mph
A powerful tropical storm is barreling toward the southeast. Heavy rain and severe flooding threaten much of the Florida coast. Tropical Storm Colin is churning in the Gulf of Mexico. It is on track to hit the southern U.S. with winds around 50 mph. David Begnaud reports from Clearwater Beach, Florida.
Violent storms are racing through the Southern Plains, with at least one tornado tearing through the Oklahoma countryside Monday evening
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Search for Seacor 12: Divers attempt contact
It's been four days and 12 crew members are still missing after their boat capsized off the Gulf Coast. Divers are attempting to make contact with any survivors possibly trapped inside, as families wait desperately for an update. David Begnaud reports.
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"Catastrophic flood situation" in Florida
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Storms have raised concerns of possible tornadoes for residents in the Lower Ohio Valley
Storms have raised concerns of possible tornadoes for residents in the Lower Ohio Valley. Also, there are severe thunderstorm watches along the Gulf Coast. Meteorologist Eric Fisher of CBS Boston station WBZ-TV reports.
Winter storms sweep across the country
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Louisiana works to rebuild threatened coastline
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