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Aug. 15 marks 235 years since the first known tornado outbreak in the United States. What does that mean? → Read More
After Thursday, it will be almost an entire year until we see another super moon. → Read More
A 20-year study shows most places are seeing ragweed season extend anywhere from 6-15 days. → Read More
Floods can be destructive and damaging, but they also have helpful and necessary effects on the natural environment. → Read More
Tornadoes come in many different forms. What makes them distinct from each other? → Read More
It's two months into the tropical storm season, but the skies over the Atlantic have been quiet. Why is that? → Read More
Not every viral video of a fire tornado is an actual fire tornado; there's three other phenomena it could be. → Read More
This week, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration added two new supercomputers to its fleet to better capture and predict weather events. → Read More
Temperatures, humidity, wind and precipitation can affect your golf game - both positively and negatively. → Read More
As we enter into the hottest part of the year, we will see heat waves across the country. How does affect our crops? → Read More
During thunderstorms, hail can cause significant damage to property, vehicles and aircraft. → Read More
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has predicted an above-average hurricane season in 2022. What does that mean? → Read More
As the weather becomes warmer, many will start to spend more time by the pool. Here are some tips to follow. → Read More
So, what exactly can expect weather-wise this summer heading into Memorial Day weekend? → Read More
As we are nearing peak grass pollen levels, you may have been experiencing intense allergy symptoms. → Read More
If you missed this weekend's lunar eclipse, don't worry; there's another one on the way. → Read More
Severe weather in the Midwest can bring dangerous systems that develop quickly. A changing climate means better potential for those storms to be even more powerful. → Read More
As spring and the rainy season wait just around the corner, learn about just how different thunderstorms can be. → Read More
Here's how the idea, jokingly made by Benjamin Franklin, is now used in over 70 countries worldwide. → Read More
Here's how the National Weather Service uses the Enhanced Fujita Scale to determine tornado strength. → Read More