Natural Disasters

It's June, which means it is officially hurricane season. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is predicting a 60 percent chance of an above-normal season.

The cleanup continues in California months after wildfires raged through the area and the rebuilding process is moving too slowly for some locals.

The muddy cleanup in western Maryland continues after floodwaters swamped homes and businesses earlier this week.

The clean up process has begun in north Texas after a series of storms and tornadoes wreaked havoc over the weekend.

More than 20 tornadoes have been reported to the National Weather Service after deadly storms broke out across the South and Midwest.

At least three wildfires burned across the Los Angeles area on Wednesday morning, destroying homes and businesses, and forcing tens of thousands of people to flee.

The cleanup efforts are underway in Louisiana following Hurricane Francine.

FOX LA anchors react to an earthquake this morning that hit southern California.

A 3.4-magnitude earthquake hit Illinois Monday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

The wildfire burning in Texas is now the largest in the state's history and its still growing.

Officials have declared a state of emergency in a western North Carolina community where a wildfire has burned hundreds of acres, some structures and now is threatening dozens of homes.

With the death toll expected to rise in the state of Guerrero, Mexico following Hurricane Otis, the Mexican consulate in Chicago is helping connect relatives and drive donations to the Mexican Red Cross.

Only a few more weeks left of summer but this is no time to let our guard down when it comes to severe weather in the Chicago area.

Catastrophic flooding has wreaked havoc on the Northeast this week.

The death roll is now more than 37,000.