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An ongoing geomagnetic storm will continue to bring displays of Northern Lights to Canada, the northern U.S. and Midwest through the rest of the week as the Sun releases rounds of energy with a trajectory toward Earth.
A large tropical disturbance that moved off Africa last week is embedded in a massive cloud of Saharan dust.
Incredible security camera footage shows a likely tornado flipping and dragging an equipment trailer at Middle Tennessee State University.
Residents in Vermontâs Northeast Kingdom have been warned to seek higher ground as rivers and streams overflow their banks, sending rushing water into neighborhoods after torrential rain led to two rare Flash Flood Emergencies in the region early Tuesday morning.
Start your day with the latest weather news: A strong geomagnetic storm could bring vivid Northern Lights to parts of the U.S. this week. Plus, the tropics are waking back up, and an area in the Atlantic is being watched for tropical development.
A 23-year-old surfer is recovering after losing his leg in a shark attack last week.
If you didnât have any luck spotting a shooting star this summer, this week might be your last chance of the skygazing season with three ongoing meteor showers, including a double meteor shower peak.
Another Northern Lights show could be coming to parts of the northern U.S. and Midwest this week after the Sun released multiple rounds of energized particles now racing toward Earth.
The National Hurricane Center has the odds at 50% that at least a tropical depression will develop somewhere in a large zone from near Puerto Rico across the Bahamas and curving north, including both sides of the Florida Peninsula.
A tropical disturbance is being tracked in the Atlantic Ocean for the first time since Hurricane Beryl's assault on Texas three weeks ago.