called training storms because they “follow like one train car after another. These were severe thunderstorms,” she said. “Thunder and lightning and lots of rainfall. We even had hail.” ...

Ninety-two people are killed; this storm also holds the record for the ... 1888: 246 are reported killed by hail in Moradabad ...

Boulder, Colorado, USA; Colorado Buffaloes fans celebrate on the field after an overtime win against the Baylor Bears at ...

In the second year of Deion Sanders' tenure as head coach, Colorado football is still seeking its first significant victory of the season after a disappointing 28-10 loss to Nebraska. The ...

Colorado. To City Manager of Craig Peter Brixius, this proposed train line can not come soon enough. "We'll take any assistance we can get," Brixius said, matter of factly. "I mean, frankly ...

Colorado coach Deion Sanders said after a ... Fowler-Nicolosi said: "I think it goes to show that the hype, the media train, it only gets you so far at the end of the day. You have to line up ...

Damaging, strong winds up to 80 mph and a series of severe thunderstorms will race across Colorado on Tuesday, according to ...

The train was about a mile long, it said. The mishap took place near Boulder Community Health, a medical center in the city of about 105,000 people, which is home to the University of Colorado at ...

A 15-year-old with a developmental disability in Colorado returned home safely after he was located in a storm drain by local law enforcement. The community of Aurora rallied to search for Donnel ...

Although Florida has the most thunderstorms in the United States, places like New Mexico, Colorado and Wyoming have the most hail storms because the freezing layer is closer to the ground whereas ...

Big Boy sets out from Cheyenne, Wyoming on Wednesday and heads through states like Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, Montana, Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas before stopping in Colorado. The train ...

The large hail was the most unusual aspect of the storm outbreak, with multiple reports of stones the size of golf balls around Sterling, Va., and in parts of western Montgomery County in Maryland.