A rare fallstreak hole (hole punch cloud) appeared over Grundy Center, Iowa on March 14. We explain the science, why people mistake it for UFOs, and what it tells us about a changing atmosphere.
Why do we swipe away severe weather alerts? Alert fatigue is real and dangerous. Learn the psychology behind ‘I don’t want to click that’ and how to stay safe.
A rare EF2 tornado tore through Michigan’s Upper Peninsula near Chatham, damaging homes and uprooting trees. Experts weigh in on why this happened and what it means.
Thunderstorm X9 Ultra tore across France after a record heatwave, killing 18, leaving 340,000 without power, and causing €3.2B in damages. Climate link examined.
Heatwaves kill more Americans than hurricanes. Learn evidence-based tips to survive extreme heat, understand heat index, and protect vulnerable populations.
Why weather forecasts seem less accurate lately: climate change, model limits, data gaps, and false alarms. Expert analysis on the real reasons your app keeps getting it wrong.
Iowa, Indiana, and Illinois are currently more humid than the Amazon Rainforest. Here’s why it’s happening, the health risks, and what climate change means for the Midwest.
The heat dome over the eastern U.S. will intensify Wednesday and Thursday, pushing heat indices past 110°F. NWS warns of life-threatening conditions, especially for vulnerable populations. Relief won’t come until the weekend.
A brutal heat wave is pushing temperatures toward record-breaking territory from the Midwest to the East Coast. Here are five records meteorologists are tracking this week, including New York’s first 100°F day since 2012.
A dangerous heatwave is sweeping the eastern United States with heat indices above 105°F. Learn the risks, how to stay safe, and what experts say about this life-threatening event.
Why does the Midwest get drenched while the Southeast bakes? Discover the atmospheric forces—jet streams, Bermuda High, and climate change—behind America’s summer precipitation divide.
When the thermometer hits 100°F, the ‘feels like’ temperature — heat index — can be much deadlier. Understanding how it affects your body and what to do about it.