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Millions of people in the mid-Atlantic and Northeast are bracing for a stretch of gloomy days as we kick off the new workweek thanks to a surge of tropical moisture that will funnel rounds of heavy rain and thunderstorms into the region that could impact travel at major airport hubs.
The July lull in tropical development continues. The tropical Atlantic, the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico are covered with Saharan dust and dry air. High pressure is controlling the tropical-development belt.
Start your day with the latest weather news â Summer storms will continue to bring the chance of flooding in the southern U.S., while a good portion of the West will see dangerous heat to start the week.
The Polaris Dawn crew was recently at NASA's Johnson Space Center and SpaceX headquarters, completing critical testing of SpaceX's new spacesuits ahead of their launch this summer.
A dusky shark hunting off a popular New York beach joined the recent shark sightings in the Northeast this summer, leaving many beachgoers on edge.
If you love to travel and you get excited by the thought of exploring nature and being outdoors, then you may want to consider checking out one (or more) of the top 25 favorite national parks, according to research from Travel & Leisure.
Rounds of thunderstorms moving across the Northwest may trigger a dry lightning outbreak across parts of Oregon, California and Nevada, which could quickly spark fires in those regions recently facing record-breaking temperatures and dry conditions.
Tens of millions of people across the western U.S. are continuing to sweat it out as dangerous, triple-digit temperatures broil the region during what has become one of the hottest starts to summer on record.
When the asteroid Apophis comes zooming by Earth, close enough to see without a telescope, it will have two spacecraft closely watching the historic flyby to help scientists formulate a game plan to protect Earth.
Rounds of heavy rain and thunderstorms will continue to pound the southern U.S. this week, increasing the risk of flash flooding from the Southwest to the Southeast and into parts of the mid-Atlantic.