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Forecasters are watching three areas of potential tropical development in the Atlantic. | Satellite View of Atlantic via NOAA

Hurricane SeasonThe Atlantic's Long Silence May Be About to Break — Three Areas to WatchLast week

StormsThe Atlantic's Quiet Stretch May Be Ending as Two Systems Take ShapeLast month

Weather NewsRelief From Wildfire Smoke May Not Come Until Fall, Experts Say2 months ago

Weather NewsWildfire Smoke Lingers Over the Midwest and Northeast, But Relief May Be Near2 months ago

Weather News 90% of Humanity May See Once-in-a-Millennium Asteroid Fly By in 2029 2 months ago

Wildfire SeasonYour Home Survived the Fire—But Is It Safe?2 months ago

Audrey Pulvar during an interview after the Reporters Without Borders's Net Citoyen award event.

Weather NewsParis Deputy Mayor Blames US Emissions for Europe's Deadly Heat Wave3 months ago

An artist's reconstruction depicting Neolithic communities gathered around the Bulford wooden monument on Salisbury Plain during a solstice ceremony, approximately 3,000 BC. The illustration shows the two wooden posts aligned toward the setting sun, with dozens of people, cattle, and temporary dwellings arranged across the landscape — based on archaeological evidence recovered by Phil Harding and Wessex Archaeology during excavations connected to a Ministry of Defense housing project.

Weather News'Once-in-a-Lifetime' Discovery May Rewrite What We Know About Stonehenge's Origins3 months 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 Atlantic4 months ago

NOAA forecast map shows heavy rain, thunderstorms, and flash flood risk stretching from Texas to the Carolinas during the final week of May.

StormsElevated Flood Threat from Texas to the Carolinas Over Last Week of May4 months ago