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Several regions in Texas will not have good weather for Mother’s Day. Numerous showers and thunderstorms will occur this morning and again on Monday. The threat of dangerous and impactful flooding has increased across the Piney Woods of East Texas, the eastern Brazos Valley, and parts of Southeast Texas. In addition, we may see a […]
Millions of people in the U.S. as far south as Alabama could be in for another dazzling display of the Northern Lights on Sunday night as Earth continues to be blasted by a historic geomagnetic storm that hasnât been experienced in decades.
Wildfires in western Canada forced thousands of people from their homes as local officials said the combination of the weather and dry conditions led to an extreme threat from blazes. One of the largest fires is the Parker Lake wildfire, which had burned nearly 5,000 acres as of Saturday.
The Federal Aviation Administration has announced its intent to conduct an environmental impact statement (EIS) for SpaceXâs proposed Starship-Super Heavy launch operations at Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
Late April and early May are square in the severe weather season, but this season has featured two weeks of relentless storms that have given scant breaks and instead have sent residents scrambling for shelter across the US as 600 Tornado Warnings blared and twisters left trails of devastation across multiple states.
A heartwarming scene was captured on video as a mama bear was seen teaching her cubs how to swim in a backyard California pool.
Solar activity reenergized Saturday morning and storms have returned to extreme Level 5 conditions, according to NOAAâs Space Weather Prediction Center.
Country music sensation Luke Combs is set to bring his fans a storm of weather-inspired entertainment as summer approaches.
Researchers at the Chinese Academy of Sciences have potentially unlocked the secret to the ideal temperature for enjoying alcoholic beverages.
Several coronal mass ejections (CMEs) on the Sun, led to charged particles being hurled towards Earth. NOAAâs Space Weather Prediction Center classified Fridayâs event as a G5, the highest level on its geomagnetic storm scale. Auroras were spotted across Europe, Asia and North America. There were even sightings reported in New Zealand and the South Pole.