🧪 Science with Sarah: Density Towers
If you’re looking for a fun way to explore the physical properties of density with your elementary-aged kids, this experiment is for you!
Month: October 2024
Asheville campground survivor recounts terrifying escape for life from Helene’s horrific floods
Sheryl Pfeiffer found herself fighting for her life when Hurricane Helene's floodwaters began to rise around her camper in western North Carolina. Stranded at a campground in Asheville, she and her dog, Carley, faced an uncertain future.
Investigators probe Tennessee plastics factory after deaths during Helene flooding
Following the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene, authorities are investigating an East Tennessee plastics plant where numerous workers were swept away by floodwaters.
Tropical Depression 13 expected to soon become Leslie in Atlantic
Tropical Depression Thirteen developed in the eastern Atlantic on Wednesday, adding to a flurry of tropical activity over the past couple of weeks.
Bryan Norcross: Watching for tropical development in the Gulf beginning this weekend
A consensus has developed among the computer models on how a tropical system will develop in the Gulf, but not where it will organize and where it's going to move.
LIVE: Chasing Hurricane IAN as Eyewall Smashes into Florida {Extended Stream}
Sept. 28, 2022 – Stephen Jones is in Punta Gorda, FL to intercept CAT-4 Hurricane IAN. Live update and view as the eyewall and dangerous winds and surge approach his location. #Florida #Hurricane #Ian #Wind #Flood #IRL #Live LIVE Chasing Hurricane IAN as the Eyewall Smashes Florida
Texas Weather Update: Hot and Dry Conditions Ahead
The weather in Texas is expected to stay hot and dry for the next week, with daytime temperatures in the 80s and 90s. Some areas may even reach 100 degrees. Although nights will be pleasant, the lack of rain could lead to a flash drought. There’s a risk of grass fires due to the above-average […]
Helene shatters countless lives in North Carolina as stories of heartbreak, survival emerge across Southeast
Harrowing stories of heartbreak and survival are emerging in the Southeast as recovery operations continue after Hurricane Helene made landfall along the U.S. Gulf Coast last week, leaving more than 160 people dead and hundreds missing.
Hoping for a cold front? We’ll have to wait a while longer 😞
We’re still waiting for any signs of a cool down. It won’t be happening over the next week, as temperatures stay above average.
Watch: I-40 mudslide triggered by Helene nearly takes out couple in Blue Ridge Mountains
A couple driving along a western North Carolina interstate barely missed getting swallowed by a mudslide that came crashing down just behind their car Friday evening in the wake of Hurricane Helene.