A helium and hydrogen shortage is impacting weather data
A helium and hydrogen shortage is causing some National Weather Service (NWS) offices to launch one weather balloon per day instead of two. What You...
Wildfires becoming more intense at night
Wildfires are a force of destruction, but a new study highlights fires are burning more intensely at night. After the sun sets, firefighters would usually...
Orlando embraces a new weather pattern
After several weeks of active weather, Orlando will finally see drier and calmer conditions return over the next stretch of days. What You Need To...
How do tornadoes form?
A tornado is a dramatic sight, and they happen more in the U.S. than anywhere else in the world–more than 1,000 in a typical year....
Colorado State forecasts another above-average season
Colorado State University released its first outlook for the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season on Thursday, April 7. Their researchers predict above-normal activity again. What You...
Mainly dry weather is expected for the 88th Masters
While the first half of Masters week featured severe weather and heavy rainfall, Thursday to Sunday will feature improving weather for the tournament itself. What...
Signature blooms: The Southeast
After a long winter, spring is here, marking the start of a new growing season. While some areas still wait to see pale green shoots...
The rise and fall of the land
We’ve all heard of ocean tides, but have you ever heard of Earth tides? Yes, just like the ocean, the Earth’s crust also moves up...
March was unusually stormy and warm for Central Florida
While extensive rainfall is atypical for Central Florida during the month of March, last month delivered the region much needed rain multiple times. In addition,...
Frisky storms roll in this weekend
Get ready for storms packing an attitude in Central Florida. We’re set to track storms, potentially bringing us torrential rain, wind gusts over 50 mph,...