The Bush Fire is 114,941 acres and is only 5% contained.

Evacuations are still in place as the Bush Fire rages in Arizona, where it has doubled in size.

A waterspout was spotted swirling in the Florida Keys, with the National Weather Service estimating wind speeds of "at least 40 mph."

There are nearly three dozen wildfires burning in the United States this morning and most of them are in Arizona where the many evacuations are being ordered.

More than two dozen wildfires are burning in the West from Montana to western Texas.

A weather system brought flooding, power outages and large hail to many parts of the Alberta province.

The Bighorn Fire is only 10% contained and is more than 6,000 acres.

Also, there is still critical fire weather conditions in parts of the Western U.S.

The Southeast U.S. will remain unsettled for the next several days due to back-to-back interacting stalled weather systems.

A grass fire ignites in Colorado and red flag warnings are in effect from Kansas to Arizona.

Also, a wet pattern is ahead for parts of the eastern U.S. in the upcoming days with some flooding possible.

Plus, significant rainfall expected along East Coast next week.

Cristobal finally made landfall yesterday evening in southeast Louisiana as a weak Tropical Storm with winds of up to 50 mph.

These storms will produce very heavy rain that could cause flash flooding.

Severe storms produced more than 340 damaging wind reports from Illinois to Pennsylvania on Wednesday.

Also, record heat and dry air in California make wildfires possible this week.

A line of dangerous thunderstorms could impact regions from Michigan to New York as severe watches remain in effect in the Midwest.

Lightning turned the sky purple behind clouds near Graceville during a thunderstorm.

Also, record heat and dry air in California make wildfires possible this week.

As remains of Cristobal move north, it's expected to combine with a new storm system that's moving out of the Rockies and should produce damaging winds and flooding rain.

The remnants of Tropical Storm Cristobal brought flooding and gusty winds to the Gulf Coast.

The now tropical depression will push farther inland with increased flood warnings and watches in the South after major flooding hit Louisiana.

Nearly 100 casino workers in Mississippi had to be evacuated due to rising floodwaters. ABC News' Megan Tevrizian reports.

Failure of two dams destroyed 150 houses and caused $200 million in damage.

Tropical Storm Cristobal slammed into the Gulf Coast, bringing heavy rain, powerful winds and flash flooding near New Orleans.

The outer bands of the storm spawned tornadoes across Florida.

A waterspout was spotted near Gulf Shores, Alabama, as Tropical Storm Cristobal approached the U.S. coast.

Tropical Storm Cristobal made landfall in Southeast Louisiana Sunday evening.

Cristobal brought seven reported tornadoes in central Florida on Saturday.

A state of emergency is now in effect in Louisiana.

The path of Tropical Storm Cristobal continues to track toward Gulf of Mexico, Louisiana, could bring 1 foot of rain

A tropical storm warning is in effect for parts of southern Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida.

Lousiana has declared a state of emergency ahead of Tropical Storm Cristobal.

Tropical Depression Cristobal's path headed toward Gulf Coast, storm surge expected

Tropical Storm Cristobal battered Mexico and Central America with heavy rain and is expected to move toward the Gulf of Mexico and gain strength into the weekend.

Severe thunderstorms have hammered areas from the Dakotas to East Coast, with Tropical storm Cristobal making landfall in southern Mexico.

Weather enthusiast Erich Twachtman recorded what he called “55 seconds of Zen” near Higganum, Connecticut.

Severe weather has moved through a wide swath of land overnight all the way from Colorado to New York.

Newly named Tropical Storm Cristobal strengthens into the third named tropical storm of the season and possibly heads north into the central Gulf by this weekend.

Tropical storm Cristobal is expected to slowly move into the Gulf of Mexico as more severe weather poses a threat from Wyoming through Detroit.

The forecast calls for this system to strengthen into a tropical storm and possibly head north into the central Gulf by this weekend.

The system has an 80% chance of developing into a tropical depression that could become tropical storm Christobal as the Atlantic hurricane season begins.

Storm chaser Michael Van der Hoek captured footage of a storm passing over a farmland in Alberta, Canada.

Meanwhile in the Southwest, temperatures are breaking records.

The storms stirred high winds in Nevada and Utah to increase the risk of wildfires in the area.

The same system that triggered flooding and high-water rescues in Kansas City, Missouri, is moving through the Northeast with thunderstorm watches in effect.

Tropical Storm Bertha surprised the South Carolina coast, forming and making landfall within two hours, bringing a poor beach day of rain and gusty winds, but no major problems

Severe weather moves east with flash flooding expected

The storms are now moving out of Kansas City, but severe thunderstorms are possible from D.C. to Pittsburgh and upstate New York.

The roof of The Dixie Chicken, a well-known hangout near the campus of Texas A&M University in College Station, collapsed during heavy rainfall.