Federal forecasters predicted another busy hurricane season and warn that residents of U.S. coastal areas shouldn't count on being as lucky as they were last year.
Twenty people have died and hundreds more have had to evacuate their homes as a massive storm system looms over the region.
We've seen snow in the Midwest, wildfires in Texas and a surge of tornadoes across the country. What's going on with the weather?
Two early-bird predictions call for another above-average hurricane season, but Spring is still a wild card of a season and conditions may change by May.
The blooming of the lily provides a mathematical surprise, showing that poets had it right all along.
The weather service predicts threats of high water from Montana to Maine, Minnesota to Missouri and down the Mississippi to the Gulf of Mexico.
Slather on the sunscreen, the depletion could expose the northern midlatitudes to higher levels of ultraviolet radiation.
As March begins, does that mean it's officially spring for the northern hemisphere? Mark Thompson gives his astronomical opinion.
Got allergies? Bad news, they may get worse as the planet warms.
"Tornado Alley" is really four alleys -- sections of the southeastern US where tornadoes tend have a high probability of forming.