Icy plumes that precede devastating storms called supercells may be tied to "hydraulic jumps," something Leonardo Da Vinci observed over 500 years ago.

Climate-caused disruptions to the North Atlantic jet stream are likely to have drastic weather-related consequences as early as 2060.

It's been really hot in areas of the US lately. An expert offers tips keeping cool during a heat wave and explains why they're getting harder to handle.

Puerto Rico isn't ready for another hurricane season, according to research on the island's propensity for record-breaking floods and huge landslides.

Recent freezing weather in Texas likely means monarch butterfly numbers will drop again this year.

Following a storm that left Texans without electricity, water, and heat, a report shows the complete costs of power outages remain unknown years later.

"Install carbon monoxide detectors in your home," says Diane Calello. "They are the only way to detect this odorless, colorless, life-threatening gas."

This winter could be especially difficult because of COVID-19, but a researcher who's been studying the "Norwegian mindset" in colder months has a tip.

Artificial intelligence could use past weather data rather than complex, costly physics calculations to deliver faster, more accurate weather forecasts.

The transmission of COVID-19 from person to person depends almost entirely on human behavior and not hot or cold weather, researchers find.