The Storm is Brewing: A Crisis is Imminent Along US Coasts
A slow-moving storm fueled by record-warm Gulf waters threatens catastrophic flooding and tornadoes across the US Gulf Coast and Southeast. Expert warnings and preparation tips inside.
A slow-moving storm fueled by record-warm Gulf waters threatens catastrophic flooding and tornadoes across the US Gulf Coast and Southeast. Expert warnings and preparation tips inside.
Why is the smell of rain becoming a warning sign? Petrichor links to extreme storms, flash floods, and climate change. An in-depth look at nature’s olfactory forecast.
A magnitude 5.0 earthquake struck near the coast of northern Chile at 05:19 UTC, rattling residents but causing no major damage. Expert analysis on seismic preparedness and Ring of Fire context.
A 40-mile shelf cloud over Chantilly, Virginia brought 71 mph winds, downed trees, and a dramatic temperature drop. Meteorologist Sarah Mitchell breaks down the science and impacts.
After record-breaking early heat in late May, the Netherlands faces a dramatic cooldown in early June. What caused the weather whiplash and what it means for summer ahead.
Paleontologists in Thailand announce the discovery of Uragasaurus kalasinensis, a new plant-eating dinosaur species as long as a cricket pitch.
A new study shows global warming could destroy up to 58% of Amazon plant species used by Indigenous peoples for medicine and rituals, threatening cultural knowledge and global biodiversity.
From tornado warnings to flash floods, a basic weather station and radio combo can save your life. Here’s what to look for and why every home needs one.
Super Typhoon Bavi slams US Pacific island of Rota with 290 km/h sustained winds and 350 km/h gusts. Catastrophic damage expected, evacuations underway.
Sarah Mitchell analyzes data from NOAA and NWS to determine which U.S. city has the worst weather. Buffalo, NY tops the rankings for snow, cold, wind, and danger. Read the evidence.
NYC faces a dangerous heatwave next week with highs over 100°F and heat indices up to 110°F. Experts warn of record heat, health risks, and urban heat island effects.
After a severe thunderstorm pummeled Washington, D.C., the sky erupted in electric purple and green. Meteorologists explain the rare phenomenon behind the viral display.