‘Bogus’ Fire? ‘Dinosaur’ Fire? ‘Airline Fire’? Here’s how wildfires get their names
Typically, wildfires are given a name that references a nearby landmark or geographic moniker that would make clear where the fire started and where it's burning.
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Typically, wildfires are given a name that references a nearby landmark or geographic moniker that would make clear where the fire started and where it's burning.
A stormy stretch of summer weather is in the cards for the Upper Midwest into early next week, threatening to ruin outdoor plans and activities.
Start your day with the latest weather news. Heavy rain remains a problem along a heavily populated stretch of the Interstate 95 corridor Saturday.
Staff at Yosemite National Park posted a photo on social media showing bathroom tissue littering the park in Californiaâs Sierra Nevada mountains. âUnfortunately, this is a sight that has become all too familiar in Yosemite, even in wilderness areas," staff said.
Skygazers hoping to catch a glimpse of the next SpaceX rocket launch may have to wait a while after the company suffered a failure about an hour into what was expected to be a routine deployment of satellites.
A private analytics company now believes insured losses in Texas from Hurricane Berylâs winds will top $2.5 billion, making it the costliest storm in the Lone Star State since Hurricane Harvey in 2017.
Multiple sharks were spotted swimming off the coast of Rockaway Beach on Long Island on Thursday, becoming the first summer shark sighting in New York.
A member of the grounds crew at an Arizona resort golf course has died after he was attacked by a traveling swarm of bees.
The giant heat dome high-pressure system that baked the Carolinas and surrounding states last week is now over the Atlantic. That extra high pressure, along with Saharan dust and dry air, is keeping the tropics calm. No tropical development is expected for at least the next week.
Texas power company crews are now facing threats while working to restore electricity to nearly a million people in the Houston metro area who have been without air conditioning for five days during an intense heat wave following Hurricane Beryl.