# No Derechos This Week as Northeast Blizzard Dominates Weather Headlines

Listeners, no derechos or widespread destructive windstorms from lines of rapidly moving thunderstorms have struck the United States in the past seven days. The National Weather Service and CIRA Satellite Library report a major Blizzard of 2026 slamming the Northeast with heavy snow, strong winds, and blizzard warnings along the East Coast, but that's winter fury, not the summer-style thunderstorm derechos you're asking about. Daily Comedy News podcast mentions this Nor'easter causing school closures and safety restrictions, comparing it to past storms, yet nothing on derechos. Social media scans and weather trackers like those from the National Weather Service show no such events—no straight-line wind outbreaks over 58 mph lasting hours across multiple states. The most recent notable derecho was back in 2020 devastating Iowa, as noted in climatology discussions, but that's years ago. Keep an eye on spring patterns when these beasts typically roar through the Midwest and Plains. Stay safe out there.

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