
Category Isn’t Everything: How a Hurricane’s Size Shapes Its Impact
It’s Not Just About the Category Number When a hurricane is approaching, most people focus on one thing: its category. While the Saffir-Simpson scale helps
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It’s Not Just About the Category Number When a hurricane is approaching, most people focus on one thing: its category. While the Saffir-Simpson scale helps
Rising Temperatures Aren’t Just a Human Problem As heatwaves grow more intense and frequent across the globe, it’s not just people feeling the strain—wildlife is
When a Storm Becomes More Than Just a Name Every year, tropical storms and hurricanes are given names to help the public track them more
When the Heat Doesn’t Let Up After Sunset When most people think of heat waves, they picture blazing sunshine, triple-digit daytime temperatures, and sweltering afternoons.
A Year of Wild and Unexpected Weather We’re only partway through 2025, and already, the weather has delivered a whirlwind of surprises. From record-setting events
Wind Isn’t the Only Threat When most people hear the term “tropical storm,” they often breathe a sigh of relief—after all, it’s not a hurricane,