Enjoying The Snow!

Tropical Storm "Nate": Close! But No Cigar

Way Too Close For Comfort!

Rotory Snow Plows Called Out To Clear Donner Pass

Yesterday Was An Interesting Day For Weather!

Never Forget: Snowpocalypse 2017!

Meanwhile in North Carolina

100+ MPH Wind

Capturing a Category 5 Typhoon

Boom!

'Godzilla El Nino'

Right HERE.

A Gorgeous New Weather Model of the World

Though software engineer Cameron Beccario did it first with “Earth,” now NOAA has launched its own real-time wind model displayed over the gorgeous backdrop of the world at night.

Or day—you can change the time to see current and future conditions, and even watch the sun line swoop across the globe. (The model is refreshed with new forecasts every six hours.)

All Signs Indicate a New Monster El Niño Is Coming

Ocean conditions in the Pacific Ocean are increasingly suggestive of a potent El Niño event later this year. While that might seem like good news to the water-starved regions of the United States, the resulting torrential rains could be exceptionally hazardous. 

Back in March of this year, scientists declared that El Niño conditions had emerged in the Pacific Ocean. Initially, it was thought that the event was too weak and too late to be of any significance, but conditions have changed over the past several months. According to NASA and other agencies, surface waters are getting warmer in the central and eastern Pacific, while conditions to the west are getting drier and cooler. What’s more, these conditions bear a striking resemblance to the substantial El Niño event of 1997-98.

Tennis Ball-Sized Hail Pummeled Australia This Weekend

The coldest ground-level temp ever recorded on Earth was -128.6 degrees F

It looks like winter has already arrived for much of the U.S. But you can feel a bit better by putting things in perspective. At least it's not -128.6 degrees Fahrenheit. That's the coldest temperature ever recorded by humans at ground level on this planet.

Insane Storm Hits Brisbane

We Have Had Some Snow!

Guess Who Is Back? Everyone's Friend: The Polar Vortex

Arctic air associated with the polar vortex will lunge into the North Central United States early next week and will expand southward and eastward to affect about 200 million people as the week progresses.

 

We Had Some Serious Rain Last Night

7-Year Old Kid Delivers Awesome Weather Forecast