DC Sky Turns Electric Purple and Green After Severe Storm
After a severe thunderstorm pummeled Washington, D.C., the sky erupted in electric purple and green. Meteorologists explain the rare phenomenon behind the viral display.
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Kansas Supercell Unleashes Rare ‘Mothership’ Wall Cloud
A supercell thunderstorm near Greensburg, Kansas produced a massive rotating wall cloud and three EF-1 tornadoes. Experts explain the science and human impact of this rare storm.
Akron’s Sky Unleashed: 8 Hours of Nonstop Thunder and Lightning
On June 10, 2026, Akron, Ohio endured 8 hours of continuous thunder and lightning. Over 4,500 strikes, power outages, and a city left shaken. What caused it?
Remembering Robin Montgomery: The Steady Voice of Severe Weather
Remembering Robin Montgomery, the beloved meteorologist who brought calm and clarity to millions during severe weather. A look at his life, career, and lasting legacy.
Thundercloud Sunset Over Johnson City: A Stunning Yet Ominous Display
A stunning thundercloud sunset over Johnson City, TN, captures the beauty and danger of severe storms. Scientists explain the science and climate context behind the spectacle.
Chicago Tornado Warning: Timelapse Reveals Rapid Cloud Rotation
Timelapse footage from Chicago’s June 11, 2026 tornado warning captures rapid cloud rotation and mesocyclone evolution, offering new insights for urban severe weather detection.
Shelf Cloud Over Chantilly: 40-Mile Gust Front Delivers 70 MPH Winds
A 40-mile shelf cloud over Chantilly, Virginia brought 71 mph winds, downed trees, and a dramatic temperature drop. Meteorologist Sarah Mitchell breaks down the science and impacts.
Claudia Doumit: Storm Chaser Turned Climate Data Analyst
Claudia Doumit, former storm chaser turned climate data analyst, uses machine learning to improve tornado and flood warnings. Her transition from field to data center is reshaping severe weather forecasting.
Wall Cloud Over Kirksville: A Storm Chaser’s Photo Essay
Stunning photos capture a rotating wall cloud over Kirksville and LaPlata, Missouri, on June 10, 2026. Meteorologists explain the storm’s anatomy and human impact.
Shelf Cloud Sweeps Wisconsin Ahead of Severe Storms
A dramatic shelf cloud swept across Wisconsin on May 17, 2024, ahead of severe storms that produced damaging winds, hail, and tornadoes. Meteorologists explain the science.
NYC Rainless Heat Wave: 100% Forecasts, Zero Rain
NYC endured a rainless heat wave despite 100% rain forecasts for two days. Meteorologists explain the science behind the forecast failure and what it means for residents.
Central Illinois Digs Out: Life After the Storms That Shook the Heartland
Central Illinois faces a long recovery after deadly tornadoes. Survivors, volunteers, and experts share stories of loss, resilience, and the challenges ahead.