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A powerful cyclone swept through Latvia and Lithuania, killing two people and leaving hundreds of thousands without electricity amid widespread disruptions across the Baltic region.
Central Ohio was hit by powerful storms with strong winds that crossed Interstate 71 near Columbus, toppling a car and causing others to slow or swerve as tornado warnings were issued in parts of the region; it isn’t yet confirmed that a tornado passed, and the National Weather Service will assess footage and damage.
After Tuesday's storms, a tree fell on power lines in Baltimore's Oakenshawe area, leaving about 3,900 BGE customers without electricity as of 4 p.m. Wednesday; crews are working to restore power, with BGE forecasting that most customers should have power back by Thursday.
The Seattle Storm issued a formal apology after a co-owner allegedly directed profane comments at two Sophie Cunningham supporters courtside during a Tuesday game, amid Cunningham’s ongoing comments about protecting women’s sports and transgender athletes. The franchise said all fans deserve to feel welcome and promised an inclusive environment, as Cunningham faced boos from some fans at the game and a court-side sign reading “No hate in these United States” appeared; responses from the NBA and WNBA were not immediately provided.
A powerful summer storm will stall over the Northeast Tuesday through Thursday, bringing heavy rain and a flash flood threat with 1–4 inches expected in many areas and heavier bands possible; the New York–Philadelphia corridor and southern New England face the greatest risk, with urban flooding likely, potential power outages, downed trees, and travel delays. Winds could be strong, isolated tornadoes are possible, and the storm is expected to weaken and move out by Friday.
The National Weather Service confirmed four tornadoes formed in New Jersey during Tuesday’s storms—touched down in Stanhope, Lower Berkshire Valley, Pine Brook, and Cape May after a waterspout moved ashore—producing downed trees and flash flooding but limited property damage as crews surveyed the aftermath.
Video footage from the Associated Press shows a powerful line of storms, including microbursts, sweeping across Philadelphia over the weekend. The severe weather toppled trees, damaged roofs and power lines, and caused structural damage across parts of the city, prompting emergency responses and safety advisories.
Four park guests were struck by a fallen tree during severe weather near the Six Flags Over Georgia entrance in Austell, with four taken to a local hospital for evaluation. Initial counts varied, with Cobb County Fire reporting three to five injuries and two seriously hurt, as a severe thunderstorm warning remained in effect.
A storm swept through Silver Beach in St. Joseph, Michigan, bringing heavy rain, gusty winds and lightning and creating dangerous conditions, with WSBT coverage noting the hazardous conditions.
Thousands attending the Great American State Fair and other crowds near the National Mall were ordered to evacuate as stormy weather moved toward Washington, D.C., with officials warning of imminent severe weather and directing people away from the area.
A private motorboat capsized on Geneva Lake during severe afternoon storms, killing three children; six adults and one child were rescued, with one child surviving. All four children on board were wearing life jackets. The Wisconsin DNR and Geneva Lake Law Enforcement Agency are conducting a joint investigation.
A Monday evening storm threatens NYC with flash floods and damaging winds up to 60 mph, potentially impacting the 8 p.m. World Cup match between Norway and Senegal. Rain could fall at 1-2 inches per hour, possibly overwhelming sewer systems; the rain could linger into Tuesday morning. Prepare by avoiding driving through flooded streets, securing drains, charging devices, and enabling Severe Weather Alerts in the NBC New York app.
Hundreds of residents were evacuated as strong waves battered Wellington, New Zealand’s capital, with authorities closing roads and warning people to stay away from the coastline as a coastal storm pounded the region.
A seasonally rare, high-energy storm diving from Quebec is forecast to sweep into New England Friday night through Saturday, delivering heavy rain, 40–60 mph winds, and an unseasonable cold that could drop high temperatures to the 40s–50s; higher elevations like New Hampshire’s White Mountains could see several inches of snow. Seas could reach 8–11 feet offshore. Sunday looks like the best bet for outdoor plans with 60s–70s, but showers remain possible, and unsettled, cooler conditions persist into early June with a potential return of warmer air later next week.
Secret Lair reveals the Commander Deck: Goblin Storm, a goblin-tribe storm-focused build led by Zada, Hedron Grinder and Krenko, Mob Boss. The product includes 12 foil borderless cards with new artwork, 22 foil borderless Mountains, 63 non-foil reprints (plus 3 with new art), 4 foil goblin tokens, 10 non-foil double-sided tokens, a storm counter helper, and a display commander (not legal for sanctioned play). Priced at $149.99, it launches May 18, 2026, and centers on copying spells via storm interactions (Empty the Warrens, Grapeshot, Haze of Rage, Spreading Insurrection) to flood the board, aided by Daring Discovery and Goblin synergies.