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While a potentially historic heat wave next week is making headlines in the Midwest and East, some parts of the high-elevation West are having a more wintry experience with even threats of accumulating snow as the calendar sits just days away from the summer solstice.
Voyager 1 is the most distant spacecraft from Earth at over 15 billion miles away. On Friday, NASA announced the spacecraft was conducting normal science operations again the first time since November 2023.
Maple syrup production is a more than $147 million industry in the U.S. The sweetener is produced by extracting sap from sugar maple, red maple and black maple trees and then boiling it to concentrate the sugars.
It was a tedious yet heartwarming rescue effort to save a puppy after he fell through an open floor vent on the third floor of a Colorado townhome.
Researchers at the University of Washington are studying the understanding of the feeding behaviors of mosquitoes. Could those irritating mosquito bite bumps soon become a thing of the past?
Thunderstorms will likely erupt across the Northeast later Friday as a strong cold front plows through the region.
Start your day with the latest weather news. The dayslong streak of heavy rain in Florida continues Friday, but the risk of flooding is beginning to lower. Meanwhile, attention is turning to the tropics, where forecasters are monitoring two systems.
As an atmospheric river reduces its grasp over Sunshine State, a more common weather pattern will evolve, leading to daily chances of showers and thunderstorms. Due to the heavy rainfall, the threshold for how much rain is needed to create additional flooding is lower.
For over 70 years, the Federal Flag Code has stated the ideal ways to display Old Glory.
The Sun has been active as of late as the giant star is in a period of peak activity known as the solar maximum. In addition to historic auroras seen from Earth, rovers and orbiters on Mars have captured imagery of solar flares and coronal mass ejections.