Why Weather Forecasts Have Seemed So Inaccurate Lately
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.
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.
Inside a South Carolina lab, scientists deliberately burn houses to learn how wildfires destroy homes—and what simple upgrades can stop them. Climate reporter Mira Rojanasakul reports.
A rare polar vortex collapse could bring an Arctic blast to Europe in February. Learn what this means for weather, energy, and travel across the continent.
A cruise ship passenger off Mexico captured a stunning rain shaft. We explain what it is, how it forms, and what it means for weather watchers at sea.
Former NOAA employees resurrect climate.gov after Trump administration shutdown, restoring access to global warming data for farmers, planners, and emergency managers.
A life-threatening severe storm with tornado risks and flash flooding targets Chicago. Experts warn of historical parallels and urge immediate safety actions. Stay safe.
A violent thunderstorm over the Bay of Biscay on June 25 brought 100mph winds, 8,000 lightning strikes, and flash floods to coastal France and Spain. What it means for travelers.
A powerful winter storm could dump up to 3 feet of heavy snow across the Northeast this week. Rachel Torres analyzes the threat, historical parallels, and preparation tips.
A week-long health alert has been issued as a new heatwave is set to peak at 34°C. Meteorologist Stav Danaos explains the risks, duration, and how to stay safe.
When lightning strikes nearby, your lights may flicker or glow. Here’s the science behind the phenomenon and how to protect your home from surges.
Mamdani Family Foundation gives $43M to NYC’s DEP for flood gates and climate resilience. What it means for your commute, basement, and insurance rates.
The UK hit 40°C for the first time in 2022. Scientists say it’ll happen regularly within decades. Are homes, trains, and the NHS ready for Britain’s new hot reality?