September hurricanes that brought devastation to the U.S.
September is the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season. This is because wind shear, the change of speed and/or direction of the wind with height,...
Getting to know the layers of Earth’s atmosphere
The atmosphere around the Earth isn’t one big layer. It’s composed of a few layers, with each having its own characteristics. What You Need To...
History of meteorology
From curiously observing clouds hoping to predict the weather to launching advanced technology to see what’s happening across the world, weather has fascinated people since...
Stay cool as summer heat takes over
This week is a scorcher as high temperatures stay above the average for this time of the year. What You Need To Know Many cities...
The year without a summer
Over 200 years ago, we saw cold temperatures and cloudy skies take over. And no, it wasn’t for winter. It was for summer, which led...
How far away stars and planets are across the universe
With our universe so vast, it’s hard to think about the distance from one object to the next. The closest celestial thing is our own...
How hurricanes affect the deep ocean
Hurricanes are one of the most powerful weather phenomena on the planet. Even in the middle of the ocean, they wreak havoc, churning out 60-foot...
The worst June tropical systems in recorded history
It’s the first official month of hurricane season. In June, most tropical systems only form into depressions or storms because we don’t have the right...
Working from home might not benefit the planet like we think
Many of us have switched to remote work over the past couple of years, meaning we’re driving less to and from an office. But has...
The fascinating life of Mr. Tornado
We’re celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with a look at the fascinating life of Tetsuya Theodore Fujita, a major pioneer in the...