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Two New World screwworm larvae (Cochliomyia hominivorax) shown in close-up detail, displaying the segmented body structure and characteristic spiny bands used to burrow into the living tissue of warm-blooded animals

Weather NewsFlesh-Eating Screwworms Have Arrived in Texas and New Mexico40 minutes ago

The NOAA Storm Prediction Center's Day 1 convective outlook showing the Level 4 High risk zone encompassing Chicago, Milwaukee, Madison, and surrounding communities across the Midwest, with the threat of significant tornadoes, damaging winds, and large hail on Thursday, June 12, 2026.

Weather NewsSevere Weather to Rumble Into the Weekend15 hours ago

NOAA GOES-19 Sandwich composite satellite imagery captured at 16:30Z on June 11, 2026, showing Tropical Storm Cristina's deep convective structure and rain bands sweeping across El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras, with intense orange and red tones indicating the tallest, most intense storm towers producing the heaviest rainfall and greatest flooding threat across the region.

Weather NewsCristina to Hammer Central America with Heavy Rain; May Also Fuel Development in the Atlantic17 hours ago

ADIDAS TRIONDA, offizieller Spielball des FIFA World Cup 2026

Weather News2026 World Cup Is Here: Which Host Cities Face the Biggest Heat Risk?Yesterday

The Great Pyramid complex and bedouin with tourists in the Egypt desert, Giza.

Weather NewsNew Evidence Is Rewriting What We Know About Who Built the Great PyramidYesterday

Skin CareAloe Gel For Sunburn - Fact or Fiction?Yesterday

A mounted skeleton of Tyrannosaurus rex on display, clearly showing the dramatically reduced forelimbs in proportion to the animal's massive skull and overall body size, the central subject of a 2026 study published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B.

Weather NewsScientists Finally Think They Know Why T. rex Had Such Tiny Arms2 days ago

NOAA GOES-West AirMass composite satellite imagery captured at 13:10Z on June 10, 2026, showing the dramatic contrast between the hot, dry air mass dominating the western and central United States in deep brown and red tones, the moist tropical air streaming northward from the Gulf in green and yellow, and the active frontal boundary and storm system pushing into the eastern U.S. and Northeast in vivid blue and purple, illustrating the atmospheric setup driving both dangerous heat and severe thunderstorm development across the country.

Weather NewsHeat Wave Fuels Severe Storms and Record Highs Across the East This Week2 days ago

Weather NewsWhy Are Your Allergies So Bad Right Now? Blame Climate Change 2 days ago

Skin CareWhat is Sun Damage and How to Tell the Signs2 days ago