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Recent Weather Articles

Debby Becomes A Hurricane In The Gulf; "Potentially Historic" Flooding Event Expected In The Southeast After Florida Landfall

By weather.com meteorologists
August 4, 2024

Here's the latest on Debby as it moves through the eastern Gulf of Mexico and what it could bring to Florida and the Southeast coast.

Hurricane Debby Tracker: Spaghetti Models, Satellite And More

By weather.com meteorologists
August 4, 2024

Watch the spaghetti models, wind shear, radar and much more here.

Water Rescues Underway In Florida's Manatee County As Debby Approaches

By Renee Straker and Nicole Bonaccorso
August 4, 2024

Florida Braces For Debby To Be A Hurricane, Including Areas Hit By Hurricane Idalia Last Year

By Dave Siff and Renee Straker
August 4, 2024

Tropical Storm Debby is expected to reach hurricane strength before it makes landfall along Florida's Gulf Coast early Monday.

Impact Differences When A Hurricane Tracks Parallel To The Coast Instead Of Making A Direct Landfall

By Linda Lam
August 2, 2024

The angle of approach to the coast is an important factor regarding impacts of a hurricane.

Colorado Wildfires Rage, Turning Deadly And Burning Homes

By Jenn Jordan
August 2, 2024

Emergency crews in Colorado are battling three growing wildfires, as hot, dry conditions fuel the blazes.

Hurricane Season Peak Time Begins In August

By Chris Dolce and Jonathan Erdman
August 1, 2024

Hurricane season lasts six months, but here's why this three-month period is by far the most active.

Five Things We Watch For In August's Weather

By Chris Dolce
August 1, 2024

August is the final full month of summer, and while that means hurricane season kicks into high gear, there are other factors to watch for in the weather.

August Outlook: Heat Bakes West As East Remains Wet

By weather.com meteorologists
August 1, 2024

Here is our latest update on the last full month of summer.

Heat Burst Causes Nighttime Temperature Rise Of Near 20 Degrees In Nebraska

By Chris Dolce
July 30, 2024

A relatively rare phenomenon called a heat burst caused temperatures to spike into the 90s at night in Nebraska. Here's what that is.

Vermont Flash Flood Destroyed Homes, Washed Out Roads For Second Time This Month

By Jonathan Erdman
July 30, 2024

Just 19 days after Beryl, another damaging flash flood hit Vermont. Here's what happened.

Explosive Wildfire In Canadian Rockies Devastates Town Of Jasper

By Renee Straker and Jenn Jordan
July 28, 2024

Here's what we know so far.

California's Park Fire Spawned Apparent Fire Tornado Thursday

By Jonathan Erdman
July 26, 2024

This sounds weird, but it's been documented recently, particularly in the Golden State.

Deadly Typhoon Gaemi Hits Taiwan and Philippines With Flooding, Landslides

By Associated Press
July 25, 2024

Earth Just Had Its Two Warmest Days On Record Since 1940

By Jonathan Erdman
July 25, 2024

It's just the latest data confirming our planet's warming trend. Here's what it showed.

Typhoon Gaemi Heading for Taiwan, Blamed For 13 Deaths In The Philippines

By Associated Press
July 24, 2024

Severe Weather Is Taking A Break. Here's How This Year's Tornadoes, Hail, Damaging Winds Stack Up.

By Jonathan Erdman
July 23, 2024

Finally, we have a breather from a siege of severe weather. Here's how 2024 is pacing, so far.

The Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale Categories Explained

By weather.com meteorologists
July 23, 2024

What this classification means, some typical damage, and what it doesn't cover.

Mudslides Kill More Than 200 People In Ethiopia, Death Toll Rising

By Associated Press
July 23, 2024

Hundreds of families are holding out hope that their loved ones will be found alive after back-to-back mudslides killed at least 229 people in southern Ethiopia.

Atlantic Hurricane Season Could Wake From Its Current Slumber By Early August

By Jonathan Erdman
July 22, 2024

It's been quiet since Beryl, but here's when and why the hurricane season could awaken by August.