Fire, Heat Threaten Parts of US From North Dakota to California September 10, 2026 By Brian K. Sullivan Fire and heat risks persist across parts of the western U.S. from North Dakota to California. There are red flag...
Atlantic Hurricane Season Remains Most Tranquil Since 1941 September 4, 2026 By Brian K. Sullivan Dry air, a stable atmosphere and storm ripping wind shear are suppressing every system that emerges, fulfilling predictions that a...
Hawaii Faces Rare Hurricane Strike as Storms Batter Indiana August 14, 2026 By Brian K. Sullivan Hawaii is in line for a rare hurricane strike as Tropical Storm Lala grazes the Big Island, while severe storms...
Texas Floods, Canada Smoke and Western Heat Batter US July 16, 2026 By Brian K. Sullivan In Texas floodwaters rise, while Canadian wildfire smoke chokes skies across the Midwest and Northeast, including New York, and heat...
Super El Niño Risk Tally: Wildfires, A ‘Mini-Dust Bowl,’ Flooding June 24, 2026 By Don Jergler What’s being referred to as a super El Niño is now looking more than likely, and it brings with it...
Weathering NOAA’s ‘Below Normal Atlantic Hurricane Season’ And A Super El Niño May 21, 2026 By Don Jergler What a super El Niño on one hand and a below-normal Atlantic hurricane season on the other mean for the...
US Forecaster Says El Niño Has 82% Chance of Developing by July May 15, 2026 By Anushree Mukherjee El Niño is likely to develop soon, with an 82% probability during May-July 2026, the U.S. Climate Prediction Center said...