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Now - Tropical Storm Lee is moving along the Eastern seaboard. The National Hurricane Center says, although downgraded from a hurricane, Lee still has sustained winds of 70 mph and is moving north at 16 mph through New England into Canada.  Lee made landfall in Nova...

Hurricane Lee is the 1st category 5 storm with wind speeds of 160 mph this season. Right now, Lee is spinning near the Caribbean islands moving west-northwest in the Atlantic Ocean and should restrengthen early next week. Forecasters anticipate a northward turn in a...

It's hard to write this Blog post because since 2011, I've spent day-after-day with Conner. We traveled to his hometown, my home state, many airforce bases, and other destinations in the U.S. together. I'll always remember our conversations about Habitat, disabled...

This is a busy weather weekend. In the Pacific Ocean, California is bracing as Hurricane Hilary, a category 4 storm approaches; she is California's first August cyclone to pose a direct threat in over 80 years. Flash flood warnings are in effect for the southwest...

Calm weather is a good time to find out your city’s risk for flooding before the next storm. It’s easy - just enter your address or zip code into the Flood Factor app and find out if you, your family or friends live in a flood zone so you can get prepared now.  Here’s...

86 million American in the West and Southeast are under heat alerts as rain and thunderstorms move across the Northeast. But over the weekend, temperatures are expected to be a little lower and provide a semblance of normalcy. This is a good time to get your disaster...

It’s still hot and now many Americans are dealing with a severe rain making system. The Midwest and South weathered the rain a few days ago and now it’s traveling up the I-95 corridor from Wilmington to Maine and beyond. Authorities have issued flash flood watches...

July 2023 brought the world's hottest weather in history. The U.S. had four conservative days of 90+ degree weather and over 55 million people were under a heat advisory. Across the globe, many countries suffered through the most oppressive temperatures ever...

A trivector, of heat, thunderstorms, and air quality, is causing weather instability across the country. Extremely hot weather and straight line winds spun tornadoes in the mid-west. Severe thunderstorms are expected to impact people in 15 states and atmospheric haze...