The Dog Days of summer run July 3 to August 11 each year. They are usually the hottest and most...
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The Dog Days of summer run July 3 to August 11 each year. They are usually the hottest and most...
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Five US destinations made for storm watchers: Florida, Colorado, the Texas Panhandle, Arizona's Huachuca Mountains, and Tornado Alley Kansas. NOAA data.
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Isn't winter over? What does this kind of snow have to do with spring? Find out!
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Here's a list of things you may not know about this land of extremes.
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Who knew that there were so many different types of fog, each forming under different conditions? Learn about them here!
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The 5 foggiest places in North America: Grand Banks, Point Reyes, Cape Disappointment, San Francisco, and Mistake Island. Guinness records and NWS data.
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Believe it or not, this weather term actually has an official definition. Read more!
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No, it's not a barber or a ship! Learn more about this powerful weather system that comes sweeping down the Plains.
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Cold weather extremes can be dangerous. These important cold weather tips can keep you, your family, and pets safe when the mercury and wind chills drop!
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Read about this oddly-named, but common weather occurrence that can pack quite a punch!
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