It looks like we might be in for a very early start to hurricane season this year. The official start date of the season is June 1st, but the unofficial date has been creeping earlier and earlier. For the last five years, storms have developed in May. Now forecasters warn …
Read MoreWhat’s that in the sky? Is it a bird, a plane? No, seriously, I can’t tell what that thing is. Weather radar picks up much more than storm systems. Sometimes, it detects flocks of birds, bats, or even insects. But even stranger is the phenomenon of radar ducting. It can …
Read MoreA recent run of colder-than-usual weather across the United States has left many gardens looking limp. The cold combined with frequent storms means that plants simply have not gotten the amount of warmth and light they need to flourish with new growth. By this time, many gardeners would expect to …
Read MoreTornadoes are some of nature’s deadliest and most unpredictable threats. They can strike anywhere at any time and cause widespread destruction in a matter of minutes. No amount of preparation can guarantee safety during a tornado. However, you can increase your chances of weathering the storm with these tips. Seek …
Read MoreDo you know what to do if you’re caught in a flash flood, hurricane, or tornado while driving? Many drivers are unprepared for these weather emergencies. They end up panicking and making potentially fatal mistakes. Here’s what not to do in a weather emergency. Shelter Beneath an Overpass During heavy …
Read MoreAs warmer weather heats up the United States, many of us are wondering if COVID-19 will take a summer vacation. After all, cold and flu infections spike during late fall and winter, so it seems at least possible that the coronavirus will behave the same way. Here’s what we know …
Read MoreSevere weather can strike at any time. Even if your region usually has mild weather, you never know what could happen. For example, my corner of the United States should be experiencing warm to hot days with the occasional thunderstorm right now. Instead, we’ve had multiple tornadoes that destroyed homes …
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