The Hunter’s Moon lights up the October 23–25 weekend. Discover when to watch, why faint stars seem to vanish, and why a rising Moon can look enormous.

One maple glows red while its neighbor stays green. Discover how summer drought, cool autumn nights, and tree biology shape the timing of fall color.

Think it’s getting dark early? Some cities lose more than twice as much October daylight as others. Discover why where you live makes a difference.

Why do pumpkin vines collapse after a frosty night while the pumpkins still look perfect? Your garden reveals a surprising story about autumn cold.

Grandma said spiders could predict the weather. But can these eight-legged creatures really sense an approaching storm? The science is surprisingly fascinating.

One week, two seasons. Parts of the Midwest are trading summerlike heat for a weekend frost threat. The surprising part is how the atmosphere makes the swap.

When does the new hurricane cone come out? What does 18Z mean? When do the GFS and Euro update? Here’s your plain-English guide to following a tropical storm or hurricane.

“Red sky at night, sailor’s delight” sounds like weather folklore. But there’s real atmospheric science hiding inside that old rhyme.

A powerful nor’easter threatening Boston could produce one of baseball’s strangest road trips of the year: Red Sox vs. Cubs at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg.

Forecasters knew El Niño could suppress the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season. But six named storms, zero hurricanes and ACE 92% below normal? Here’s what they missed.