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The U.S. Geological Survey says it has detected an increase seismic activity around KamaÊ»ehuakanaloa. The underwater volcano is located about 30 miles southeast of the Big Island â far enough away that eruptions and earthquakes do not impact the island chain.
During the fall of 2024, NOAA estimated the hole in the ozone layer above Earthâs South Pole was the seventh smallest since monitoring began in 1992. Scientists attributed some of the improvement to a decline in chlorofluorocarbons or what are commonly called CFCs.
Recent studies suggest that injecting solid particles into the atmosphere may significantly mitigate stratospheric warming. The studyâs findings also underscore the uncertainties surrounding the feasibility of maintaining low concentrations of solid particles in the stratosphere without experiencing clumping.
A 61-year-old surfer lost part of his leg after he was bitten by a shark Friday morning off the island of Maui.
A budding weather disturbance in the southwestern Caribbean Sea, now designated Invest 97L, is looking more and more likely like it is going to soon develop into at least a tropical depression, according to the National Hurricane Center.
In a recent study, paleontologists announced their discovery of an ancient mammal that lived around 70-75 million years ago in Rangely, Colorado.
A broad area of low pressure over the southern Caribbean Sea is forecast to spawn an independent low-pressure system on its eastern flank. That disturbance looks likely to rotate north and west, so it's in the vicinity of Jamaica early in the week.
A potent storm in the Northern Atlantic has developed into Subtropical Storm Patty, the National Hurricane Center said Saturday morning.
Residents Howard and Lisa Ray from western North Carolina say they are lucky to be alive after devastating flooding during Hurricane Helene. The couple says despite the catastrophic flooding, their dog was able to survive the flood waters.
Hurricanes have a long and distinguished history of impacting U.S. elections. Special and primary elections held in the late summer and early fall are the most affected, with only a few November elections that were under an immediate threat of a tropical cyclone.