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A series of three atmospheric river storms will bring rounds of rain and mountain snow across the West Coast, most notably in northern California, through Monday.
A warm and humid airmass is moving north across the eastern half of Texas this morning, resulting in drizzle, low clouds, and fog that may persist throughout the day. Showers and thunderstorms are expected to become more common tonight and into Saturday morning as a weak cool front advances south across North Texas, Northeast Texas, […]
Today's top weather news for Friday, Dec. 13, 2024: The fierce lake-effect snowstorm is nearing its end across the Great Lakes. Heavy snow continues to pummel areas east of lakes Erie and Ontario, but relief is on the horizon as the storm is expected to weaken by Friday evening.
Much warmer this morning, with fog and drizzle likely over the weekend.
Days of freezing temperatures and a surge of moisture will create potentially dangerous travel conditions across the Midwest this weekend from ice and snow.
Research conducted by scientists with NASAâs Juno mission has unveiled the mechanisms behind intense volcanic activity on Jupiterâs moon, Io. The findings suggest that the volcanoes on the moon are fed by their own magma chambers rather than a global magma phenomenon.
It was quite the unusual scene in a frosty Michigan Thursday as strong winds made some unique sculptures along a frozen beach.
According to a recent NOAA update on the status of the El Niño-Southern Oscillation, the atmosphere across large parts of the world has resembled a La Niña state, but traditional sea-surface temperatures have not reached the threshold to officially declare a La Niña underway. Forecasters still believe there is a chance critical parts of the ocean will cool enough to enter the La Niña threshold, but it will likely not result in significant pattern changes.
Slick roads caused by a winter storm pummeling the Great Lakes area led to a box truck smashing into multiple emergency vehicles along Michigan's Interstate 94 Thursday morning.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates the yearâs potato production will be 417 million hundredweight (cwt), which is down slightly more than 5% from 2023. Wisconsinâs reported production is down around 12%, while Maineâs is up nearly 9%.