September is a month with one foot in summer and the other in fall. Warm afternoons can still feel like...

Why are cicadas so loud in August? Learn what cicada sounds mean, why they seem louder on hot days, and...

What are some traditional August weather sayings? Popular sayings include “For every fog in August, there will be a snowfall the following winter,” “Dry August and warm, doth harvest no harm,” and “When it rains in August, it rains honey and wine.” Most are folklore rather than reliable forecasts, but many grew from generations of close observation of weather and agriculture.

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August may be known for heat, late-summer storms, and the last of the Dog Days of Summer, but according to...

Winter 2026–2027 is shaping up to be a season of sharp contrasts, with an active southern storm track, quick bursts of snow and bitter cold across the North, and a tricky mix of rain, sleet, ice, and heavy wet snow in the Northeast. Keep the shovel, rain boots, and ice scraper close—this winter may bring plenty of surprises.

According to an old weather saying, every foggy morning in August foretells a snowfall during the coming winter. Here is...

Long before meteorologists, weather satellites, and smartphone apps, people turned to nature for clues about what the sky had in...

"When the swallows fly low, rain is on the way." For generations, farmers, fishermen, and country folk kept one eye...

From red skies at sunset to halos around the Moon, discover which time-honored weather proverbs still have science on their...