Former Champion Elina Svitolina Bows Out at Wimbledon in Tight Quarterfinal
Elina Svitolina’s Wimbledon dream ends in straight sets loss to world No. 1. Data shows serve collapse, net struggles, and what’s next for the Ukrainian star.
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Rare View: Thunderstorm from 385 Feet Up Reveals True Power
Stunning footage of a severe thunderstorm captured from 385 feet up reveals supercell structure, inflow bands, and lightning activity. Meteorologists explain what this rare perspective means for forecasting.
Hurricane Melissa: Category 4 Slams Gulf Coast with 140 mph Winds
Hurricane Melissa, a Category 4 storm with 140 mph winds, made landfall in Alabama on October 12. Catastrophic storm surge, flooding, and power outages impact Gulf Coast. Expert analysis on rapid intensification and climate change.
NJ Crop Losses Hit $300M After April 21 Hard Freeze; State of Emergency
A hard freeze on April 21 caused $300 million in crop losses across New Jersey, prompting a state of emergency. Peaches, blueberries, and asparagus hit hardest.
Bizarre Shelf Cloud Sweeps Across Plains: What Meteorologists Are Saying
A massive, rolling shelf cloud swept across central Kansas on March 27, 2025. Meteorologists explain its rare features and what it means for severe weather season.
Jack Schlossberg: Climate Voice Linking Extreme Weather to Policy
Jack Schlossberg is reshaping weather communication with data-heavy analyses of hurricanes and wildfires. His posts reach millions, blending Kennedy legacy with climate urgency.
East of England’s Unseasonal Freeze: From Record Lows to Golf Ball Hail
The East of England faces an unseasonal freeze with record lows and golf ball-sized hail. Travel disruptions and agricultural concerns rise. Experts weigh in.