From Alaska to Amarillo, America’s first flakes follow a wonderfully unpredictable calendar. Here’s when to watch, where to travel, and why some snow disappears.

Somebody spots a flake. The entire office goes to the window. Parts of the East could get that moment this week, but a snowy model map is no guarantee.

A thunderstorm can look small on a map and still contain dangerous forces. The Florida crash raises questions that weather science can explain, even while investigators work to determine what happened.

The Atlantic’s next named storm will be Dolly. Coming just after the death of Dolly Parton, that’s an extraordinary coincidence, but the weather history behind the name makes it even more remarkable.

As America celebrates its 250th birthday, we’re looking back at one of our most fascinating Founding Fathers. Thomas Jefferson wasn’t just helping create a new nation. He was also recording the weather, leaving behind one of America’s earliest weather journals and a remarkable scientific legacy that continues today.

A town in Honduras has reported fish falling from the sky for generations. It sounds impossible, but weather may have more to do with it than you think.

Is Santa real. Every Christmas Eve, strange things happen in the sky. A cozy read aloud story for kids with weather clues, wonder, and a magical family experience.

Comet 3I/ATLAS explained in plain English: What is it, why is it making headlines, and is it really an alien probe? Here is the science (and the fun facts) behind the interstellar visitor everyone is talking about.

A rare and powerful tsunami shook the Pacific, sending massive waves crashing into coastal towns. Learn what caused it, why warnings came so fast, and how these ocean monsters form—and what it means for future risks.

A warning that came from the wall, not the sky It was May 25, 1955. It was a warm spring evening in Udall, Kansas, the kind of town where...