Below Average Atlantic Hurricane Season Predicted April 11, 2014 By Brian K. Sullivan Rising heat in the equatorial Pacific Ocean portends the quietest Atlantic hurricane season in five years, Colorado State University researchers...
Climate Change Could Increase Thunderstorm Severity March 21, 2014 This spring may be more like a lion than a lamb. John Harrington Jr. is a synoptic climatologist and professor...
El Nino Expected to Bring Milder Weather to the U.S. March 7, 2014 By SETH BORENSTEIN Federal forecasters predict a warming of the central Pacific Ocean this year that will change weather worldwide. And that’s good...
The Difference Between a Hurricane, Cyclone and Typhoon November 11, 2013 By SETH BORENSTEIN A powerful typhoon hit the Philippines on Friday and moved out to the South China Sea: HURRICANE? CYCLONE? TYPHOON? They’re...
El Nino Outlook Neutral Into Northern Hemisphere Spring: NOAA October 10, 2013 The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said on Thursday the El Nino phenomenon is unlikely to cause extreme weather in...
Asian Monsoon Season Becoming More Predictable April 25, 2013 By Denise Johnson For much of Asia, the pace of life is tuned to rhythms of monsoons. The summer rainy season is especially...
Forecaster Sees Few El Niño Problems in Northern Hemisphere Into Summer March 12, 2013 The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, a key U.S. weather forecaster, on Thursday extended into the summer its view that...
El Niño Unlikely Before Northern Hemisphere Spring December 7, 2012 The U.S. national weather forecaster said on Thursday the much-feared El Niño weather phenomenon is unlikely to appear before the...
2012 Hurricane Season Thus Far September 17, 2012 Thus far, the 2012 Atlantic hurricane season that is about at its midpoint has seen 14 tropical storms, with seven...
Forecaster: El Niño Phenomenon Almost Certain August 10, 2012 The U.S. government forecaster warned on Thursday that the feared El Nino phenomenon, which can affect global weather, is almost...