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What We Learned from Hurricane Helene: The Most Surprising Revelations in the Final Report
A Storm That Defied Expectations When Hurricane Helene formed in the Atlantic, early forecasts suggested it would be a relatively routine storm. But as it
The Speed of Tornadoes: From Racing Down Highways to Crawling Like a Snail
Why Tornado Speeds Vary So Much Tornadoes are among nature’s most unpredictable forces, and their speed can range from rapid and destructive to slow and
How Climate Change Is Making Space More Crowded for Satellites
How Climate Change Is Making Space More Crowded for Satellites Why Satellites Are Losing Orbital Space Climate change is often associated with rising temperatures, extreme
Why a Longer Growing Season Means a Longer Allergy Season in 172 Cities
How Climate Change Is Extending Allergy Season For millions of allergy sufferers, the arrival of spring no longer just signals a short period of sneezing
The Ozone Comeback: How Global Action Is Healing Our Atmosphere
What Is the Ozone Hole? The ozone layer is a protective shield in Earth’s stratosphere that absorbs harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun. In
Understanding Squall Lines: 5 Dangers They Bring, Including Destructive Winds and Tornadoes
What Is a Squall Line? A squall line is a fast-moving band of severe thunderstorms that forms ahead of a cold front. These storms can
Essential Steps to Prepare for Severe Weather
Why Severe Weather Preparedness Matters Severe weather events such as thunderstorms, tornadoes, hurricanes, and winter storms can strike with little warning, leaving destruction in their
Spring Tornado Season: What to Expect in 2025
Tornado Season Begins to Intensify As winter fades and spring storms begin to develop, the annual increase in tornado activity across the United States is
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Spring Forecast: Warmer Temperatures in the South While the North Remains Stubbornly Cool
A Divided Spring OutlookAs the seasons shift, the spring forecast for the United States paints a picture of contrasting temperatures. While much of the South is expected to see above-average
Snow Squalls: The Winter Weather Hazard You Shouldn’t Ignore
As winter weather intensifies, one of the most dangerous and unpredictable hazards drivers may encounter is a snow squall. These sudden, intense bursts of snow can quickly reduce visibility to
Understanding the Fall Equinox in 2024: Key Facts and Seasonal Insights
As we transition into autumn, it’s important to understand the key aspects of the fall equinox, which marks the official start of the fall season. This year, the autumnal equinox
Why a Longer Growing Season Means a Longer Allergy Season in 172 Cities
How Climate Change Is Extending Allergy Season For millions of allergy sufferers, the arrival of spring no longer just signals a short period of sneezing
The Decline of Freezing Nights: How a Warming Trend Is Reshaping Agriculture, Health, and More
A Noticeable Shift in Temperatures In recent decades, the number of freezing nights across the United States has been steadily decreasing. While this may sound
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The Ozone Comeback: How Global Action Is Healing Our Atmosphere
What Is the Ozone Hole? The ozone layer is a protective shield in Earth’s stratosphere that absorbs harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun. In
America’s Coldest January Since 1988 Contrasts with Record-Breaking Global Warmth
A Tale of Two Climates January 2024 brought a sharp contrast in temperatures across the world. While the United States experienced its coldest January since
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La Niña Conditions Persist in the Pacific but Expected to Fade by Spring
A Shifting Climate PatternLa Niña, a climate phenomenon characterized by cooler-than-average sea surface temperatures in the central and eastern Pacific Ocean, continues to influence global weather patterns. However, forecasters predict
What We Learned from Hurricane Helene: The Most Surprising Revelations in the Final Report
A Storm That Defied Expectations When Hurricane Helene formed in the Atlantic, early forecasts suggested it would be a relatively routine storm. But as it developed, Helene proved to be
Darwin200 Project Sets Sail To Retrace Charles Darwin’s Legendary Expedition
A brave and dedicated group of scientists is setting sail to inspire a new era of conservation and ignite a global passion for environmental stewardship. Stewart McPherson, the project leader