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.
Extreme heat alerts cover portions of 31 US states as heat index reaches 115°F. Meteorologist Sarah Mitchell breaks down where the danger is worst and how to survive.
Heat waves kill more Americans than hurricanes, floods, and tornadoes combined. This article explores why they’re so deadly, the politics of cooling, and what you can do to stay safe.
Record-breaking Europe heat wave moves east with temperatures up to 42°C. Forecasts, health warnings, and survival tips from meteorologists and public health experts.
Over 100,000 lightning strikes hit the Netherlands in 6 hours on June 28, 2026, causing fires, power outages, and a spike in epileptic seizures. Meteorologists warn of a new pattern.
A record-breaking heat dome is set to scorch the US from July 15-20, with temps over 100°F and heat index values near 115°F. Expert tips and risks inside.
A record-shattering 768 km lightning flash over France, dubbed ‘Ooh La Lightning,’ stuns scientists and raises climate concerns about megaflashes becoming more frequent.
Heat waves kill more Americans than hurricanes, floods, and tornadoes combined. An analysis of risks, infrastructure strain, and what you can do to stay safe.
After a week-long heatwave that baked Delft, the Netherlands, a violent thunderstorm finally broke the spell—bringing intense rain, lightning, and a warning about the new climate reality.
New research reveals lightning can strike the same spot up to 10 times during a single storm. Discover what this means for safety, infrastructure, and climate change.
A rare EF1 tornado struck Athenry, Ireland, on Dec 9, damaging dozens of homes. Experts link increasing severe weather to climate change. What this means for Europe.