Tornadic winds knocked nearly four dozen train cars off a track in North Dakota, part of a storm system that spurred reports of five tornadoes across the Dakotas.

Power has been restored to thousands of Appalachian Power customers across the Commonwealth after strong winds disrupted service.

The majority of our region is no longer in a burn ban.

Heavy winds swept through our region this weekend and now cleanup is underway.

It was a nice Thursday afternoon to have your lunch outside, but there’s rain on the way, along with a gentle reminder that winter isn’t quite over with just yet.

While floods caused by storm surge are receding, residents are still picking up pieces and beginning the rebuilding process.

Jason Oxenham/Getty Images(CNN) - Winds as strong as those in a tropical storm are pummeling New England on Thursday morning as a storm known as a bomb cyclone knocks out power and promises to disrupt travel in the region through the end of the workweek. Even as rain from the bomb cyclone pushes out on Thursday, flood watches and warnings remain in place across much of New England. Bomb cyclone breaks recordsA bomb cyclone is a storm that strengthens really fast. To earn the title, its pressure generally must drop 24 millibars (a unit that measures pressure) within 24 hours. The bomb cyclone is the second coastal storm to impact New England in a week.