Today’s weather phrase is an old idiom that means … it’s really hot! What’s interesting is how far back this one goes, not to ...

When meteorologists are keeping an eye on the sky, their radars can detect many different things. Meteorologist Derek Witt explains this awesome capability in this "Weather Word of the Week." ...

An avalanche wind is the powerful blast of air pushed ahead of a fast-moving avalanche, strong enough to cause damage even ...

Jennifer Gray is a weather and climate writer for weather.com. She has been covering some of the world's biggest weather and climate stories for the last two decades.

Adnubilated is an adjective that means “darkened with clouds.” It can also mean, more abstractly, darkened or obscured. It’s ...

In weather, we like to throw around words like “scattered, isolated, and widespread” as ways to describe rain chances. This is a good graph to visualize what those words mean. Isolated ...

"Ring of fire" is a term sometimes used by meteorologists to describe a particular summertime weather pattern that results in ...

Co-founder of WeatherTiger, Ryan Truchelut provides hurricane updates across Florida. His forecasts & expertise have been ...

We've grown used to American words and phrases killing off traditional British sayings but this is one which originated in ...

Trillions of bacteria, fungi, viruses and single-celled organisms travel the globe high in the atmosphere. Scientists are ...

How BCG X, research institutions, and space agencies are using generative AI to supercharge weather forecasting with the GAIA ...