Not Just a Buzzword—They’re Real and Can Be Dangerous You’ve likely heard the term “atmospheric river” tossed around during winter storms—especially in the West. And

Ceiling Fans Aren’t Just for Summer Most people think of ceiling fans as a summer staple, helping to cool down a room when temperatures rise.

Viral Forecasts Can Be Misleading or Outdated As winter storms approach, social media platforms light up with maps, predictions, and dramatic warnings. But not everything

A Familiar Climate Pattern Returns As late fall gives way to early winter, meteorologists are keeping a close eye on La Niña—an ocean-atmosphere pattern that

A Milestone Moment in the Energy Transition For the first time in history, renewable energy sources have generated more electricity worldwide than coal. This landmark

Fourteen Separate Disasters, Each Topping $1 Billion in Damages A new report reveals that the United States experienced 14 separate billion-dollar weather and climate disasters