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Firefighters drive along Highway 550 as they try to access the Gold Mountain Fire on the town line of Ouray and Ridgeway, Colo., on Sunday, June 28, 2026. (Michael Seamans/The Gazette via AP)

Weather NewsFirefighting Plane Crashes Battling Colorado's Gold Mountain Fire, Pilot Killed3 months ago

Several burnt-out vehicles are seen after the wildfire in Los Gallardos, Almería, Andalusia (Spain) on July 10, 2026, which broke out on July 9, leaving eleven people dead, eight injured (four seriously), and 19 missing, with 200 personnel from the Military Emergency Unit (UME) deployed as the fire develops in an unfavourable manner. Photo by Javi Carrion/Europa Press/Abaca/Sipa USA(Sipa via AP Images)

Weather NewsSpanish Wildfire Death Toll Rises to 13 as British Woman, 93, Dies3 months ago

GOES-West satellite imagery shows a plume of tropical moisture streaming north from the Pacific and Mexico into the Desert Southwest as the North American monsoon season begins.

StormsFirst Summer Storms Bring Dust, Lightning and Fire Danger to the Southwest3 months ago

The Storm Prediction Center's Day 1 Fire Weather Outlook shows an elevated risk of fire weather conditions stretching from the Pacific Northwest through the Desert Southwest on Friday.

Weather NewsNo Rain, High Risk: Southwest Storms Could Ignite New Wildfires3 months ago

Smoke from the Aspen Acres Fire billows up toward a home near Colorado City, Colo., on Thursday, July 2, 2026. (Michael Seamans/The Gazette via AP)

Weather NewsNew Heat Dome Turns Up the Heat on Western Wildfires4 months ago

The Aspen Acres fire engulfs a hillside near Beulah, Colo., on Monday, June 29, 2026. (Jerilee Bennett/The Gazette via AP)

Weather NewsThousands Forced to Flee as Colorado's Aspen Acres Fire Becomes the Top Wildfire Priority in the Nation4 months ago

An AirNow particulate matter and ozone air quality map showing a broad swath of yellow (moderate) air quality conditions stretching across nearly the entire central and eastern United States, with isolated red and orange zones of unhealthy air quality concentrated in the Pacific Northwest and interior West, illustrating how smoke and pollutants can degrade air quality across vast regions simultaneously.

Weather NewsThe Most Dangerous Air Quality Days Aren't Always Caused by Fires Near You4 months ago

RecreationWhat Makes Fireworks Burst Into Those Crazy Colors?4 months ago

GOES-West GEOCOLOR satellite imagery from July 1, 2026 showing a thick veil of wildfire smoke blanketing the central and eastern U.S., storm cloud activity along the frontal boundary from the Plains to the Great Lakes, and tropical moisture churning in the Gulf of America ahead of the Fourth of July holiday weekend.

Weather NewsSevere Storms, Extreme Heat, and Wildfire Smoke: Pick Your Poison This Fourth of July4 months ago

A NOAA Storm Prediction Center Day 1 categorical convective outlook map issued June 29, 2026, showing a Level 4 of 5 Moderate risk zone centered over northern Minnesota and Wisconsin, surrounded by a broad Level 2 Slight risk zone covering the Dakotas through the Upper Midwest, with additional Slight and Marginal risk areas across Texas, Florida, and the Pacific Coast — the ring of fire severe weather pattern developing along the northern rim of the heat dome.

Weather NewsRing of Fire Storms Could Bring Destructive Winds and Hail to Millions4 months ago