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Flash flooding and debris flows caused by moderate to heavy rainfall are possible over the Park Fire burn scar in Northern California through Saturday morning.
On this day 32 years ago, South Florida was in all-out hurricane-preparation mode. It was surreal. Hurricanes had not been a part of life for decades.
Researchers at the University of Southern California (USC) Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences have discovered that thawing permafrost is releasing vast amounts of toxic mercury into the environment, posing a significant threat to the food chain. With the Arctic warming faster, the element is being released into watersheds such as Alaskaâs Yukon River.
SpaceX is targeting Tuesday as the launch date for two of its employees and two other private citizens on the Polaris Dawn mission, which will include the first private spacewalk.
On the current expected trajectory, the tropical storm will pass about 200 miles south of Hawaii, but any deviation to the north would increase impacts to the Big Island.
Thirsty bees have led to a closure at California's Joshua Tree National Park.
Teams continue to search Montana's Glacier National Park for an experienced 32-year-old hiker who was last seen on Sunday evening.
A man in Alaska was hospitalized after accidentally shooting himself in the leg while trying to protect himself from a brown bear.
Forecasters are tracking yet another tropical cyclone in the Pacific, with the system expected to make its closest approach to Hawaii by the start of next week.
On this day 32 years ago, Andrew became a hurricane – the first named storm and the first hurricane of the 1992 season. Hurricane Hunters flying through the storm overnight found strong winds north and south of the center, so the National Hurricane Center officially upgraded Andrew to a hurricane at 5:00 AM ET.