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A study led by researchers at the United States Geological Survey estimated that between 5 to 19 million tons of lithium reserves are residing underneath southwestern Arkansas. The chemical element is essential in the production of glass, aircraft parts, alloys and batteries. The agency estimates that once recovered the lithium would meet world demand for car batteries nine times over.
Large areas of the Northeast havenât seen significant rainfall in about a month, making October one of the driest periods on record. Connecticut Governor Lamont declared a state of emergency due to the wildfires and the ongoing fire threat.
College meteorology students can have a chance at getting first-hand experience in the broadcast industry, thanks to a scholarship program with FOX Weather and Mississippi State University.
The Rainbow Bridge of Lake Lure, a memorial dedicated to dogs and other pets that have passed away, is no more as it was washed away during Hurricane Heleneâs march across western North Carolina.
Police in Kauai report bystanders pulled a 62-year-old man from New York from the waters off of Kauapea Beach on Tuesday. Authorities said the beach does not have lifeguards, and it recommends that swimmers only visit beaches that are monitored by first responders.
Amid the lingering scenes of destruction and devastation, a small sign of normalcy returns along some of Floridaâs barrier islands that took the brunt of Hurricanes Helene and Milton: A moment relaxing along the sandy beach.
At least 46 people have died, with possibly dozens injured or missing, as Tropical Storm Kristine wreaked havoc on the Philippines on Friday.
The Seattle Seahawks wonât just be showing off their new head coach and revamped defense in their mid-season matchup Sunday afternoon against the Buffalo Bills, theyâll be showing off their hometownâs rainy reputation.
There is nothing to look at right now, but the various computer forecast models all show some form of a disturbance developing in the Caribbean around Halloween. The predictions range from a fairly benign, broad low-pressure system to a well-defined tropical storm or hurricane.
Near record-high temperatures will continue unabated this weekend across the southeastern half of Texas. The only interruption will be morning doses of fog. Like yesterdayâs round, todayâs fog will dissipate by 10 AM, and Saturday morningâs fog will likely do the same. A cool front will bring north winds and comparatively cooler temperatures to the […]