When a heat record hits 130°F, skeptics cry foul. But scientists use rigorous verification to confirm extreme temperatures. Here’s how they separate real records from glitches — and why it matters for your safety.
Former NOAA employees resurrect climate.gov after Trump administration shutdown, restoring access to global warming data for farmers, planners, and emergency managers.
Former NOAA employees revived the Climate.gov database after the administration shut it down. Over 1,200 datasets are now online again, but funding is uncertain.
El Niño has officially formed, and forecasters warn it could become a global weather powerhouse. From floods to droughts, here’s what it means for you.
A vivid narrative of a tornado warning night in Oklahoma, exploring how radar science, false alarms, and human stories shape severe weather safety.