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The likelihood of an especially active Atlantic hurricane season raises concerns about weather-related disruptions in the U.S. oil and natural gas sector, according to federal energy officials.
In an effort to enhance the accuracy of fall foliage predictions and observations, Explore Fall will integrate satellite data into its map displays. The additive data could especially help in regions with limited ground reports, such as around Michiganâs lower peninsula.
The number of wildfires across the nation varies greatly each year, but an average of 7.4 million acres burns annually. A wet weather pattern in the winter and spring doesnât fully protect a region against wildfires, University of Oregon researchers stated.
NOAA's next forecasting tool is ready to liftoff in June amid an already active season for severe weather and a busy time for solar activity producing Northern Lights as far south as the Florida launch site where the GOES-U satellite will blast off.
This year's unusually high rainfall levels have set new records in Ohio, significantly affecting the strawberry crops at Bloom and Berries Farm in Loveland.
A family reunion in South Dakota infected six members with brain worms â a condition called trichinellosis.
Early in June, six planets will align in the night sky, but to view the full celestial spectacle, youâll need a telescope or a visit to your local observatory.
A massive iceberg, larger than the city of Las Vegas, has broken off from one of the most studied ice shelves in Antarctica, according to researchers.
An unsettled pattern will trigger scattered strong thunderstorms from Texas through the central and northern High Plains on Wednesday.
Start your day with the latest weather news. The coverage of severe storms should be less Wednesday. That is welcome news to the thousands of people who are cleaning up the damage left behind by disastrous storms over the past several days.