Dust storms attributed to increase in crashes
Driving in stormy weather is hard enough, but driving during a dust storm or a haboob could be even more deadly. NOAA’s Air Resources Laboratory...
Aquaculture benefits us and environment
It’s that time of the year when we like to get our seafood fill while sitting by the beach. But your meal could be more...
Understanding air quality alerts in your area
When you step outside on a summer afternoon for a dose of fresh air, do you ever stop and wonder how “fresh” the air actually...
The science behind contrails
If you look up in the sky during a sunny day, you might see long, skinny looking clouds coming from behind planes. Those are contrails,...
Escape the itch, here’s what to plant to repel mosquitoes
With the latest Climate Central report saying warmer weather will lead to more mosquito days, what you plant in your garden does matter. What You...
Hydrogen aviation could reduce our carbon footprint
One company in Southern California is on a mission to make hydrogen aviation a viable option to reduce carbon emissions in air travel and make...
The Full Strawberry Moon shines this weekend
The summer season is upon us, and if you’re out enjoying it this weekend, check out the late-evening sky. You’ll have a few things to...
Arlene forms in the Gulf of Mexico
Tropical Storm Arlene has formed in the Gulf of Mexico on Friday, becoming the first named tropical storm of the Atlantic hurricane season. It won’t...
Weather pattern transitions to El Niño
You hear us throw the terms “La Niña” and “El Niño” around all the time, and they might be a little confusing to learn. But...
Quiet season hurricanes can still be impactful
Evidence of an emerging El Niño is leading forecasters to predict a less active hurricane season in the Atlantic this year. But that doesn’t mean that...