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When the asteroid Apophis comes zooming by Earth, close enough to see without a telescope, it will have two spacecraft closely watching the historic flyby to help scientists formulate a game plan to protect Earth.
Rounds of heavy rain and thunderstorms will continue to pound the southern U.S. this week, increasing the risk of flash flooding from the Southwest to the Southeast and into parts of the mid-Atlantic.
On & off rain this week will limit highs to the 80s, especially Tuesday through Friday
A borough along a Central New Jersey river has closed the waters for certain activities after a series of tests indicated high levels of bacteria.
Hurricane science will soon experience a boost as the NOAA announced that it will purchase another aircraft to support its forecasts, research and missions.
A full Moon, believed to be named after the antlers of bucks, will peak in illumination Sunday morning, offering spectators a bright sight in the summer night sky.
A woman was rescued after becoming lost and then unconscious in Death Valley National Park on Thursday when temperatures reached 115 degrees.
A village in south-central New Mexico known for attracting outdoor nature enthusiasts and cultural tourism was subject to its sixth Flash Flood Emergency due to runoff from heavy rain over burn scars left by recent wildfires.
Containing dust, planets and an estimated 100 billion stars, the Milky Way can be seen with the naked eye from certain parts of the U.S. this time of year.
A New York man and his dog narrowly escaped a dangerous situation when lightning hit a tree in their backyard during severe weather.