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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 SouthwestLast week

GOES-West satellite imagery shows the extensive heat dome stretching from the Rockies through the Plains and into the Upper Midwest.

Weather NewsPlains and Midwest Face a Summer-Long Battle With Heat and DroughtLast week

Lonely Young Man on the Nature at Sunset

Weather NewsSummer Depression: When Sunshine HurtsLast week

Tired woman sleeping on sofa with electric fan blowing air in a hot home environment. Concept of heatwave, exhaustion, lack of energy and coping with high temperature indoors

Weather NewsThe Frozen Towel Hack Hot Sleepers Are Swearing By This SummerLast week

GOES-West GeoColor satellite image showing developing clouds over the Upper Midwest and northern Plains as afternoon storms begin to build

Severe WeatherSummer Thunderstorms Threaten Millions in Upper Midwest and Northern Plains2 weeks ago

Quaint stone cottage surrounded by a flourishing, beautifully manicured garden filled with lavender patches, a verdant lawn, and a meandering stone walkway

Weather NewsThe Best Plants to Repel Mosquitoes Naturally This Summer2 weeks ago

A massive black wall of dust — known as a "black blizzard" — rolls across a flat Great Plains highway in 1936, dwarfing a lone vehicle in its path, capturing the environmental catastrophe of the Dust Bowl that amplified that summer's deadly heat wave.

Weather NewsDust Bowl, No AC, and 121°F: The Summer That Killed 5,000 Americans Still Holds the Records3 weeks ago

A large, deep red-orange full moon rising low above the horizon over a calm waterway at twilight, with tree silhouettes along the bank and the moon's reflection shimmering on the water below.

Weather NewsThe June Full Moon Rises Tonight With a Color You Won't See Again Until Next Summer3 weeks ago

An older man pauses during outdoor activity in a park on a warm day, wiping his forehead and holding a water bottle, showing signs of heat distress. Elderly individuals are among the most vulnerable to heat-related illness even on mild days when comfortable temperatures cause people to let their guard down.

RecreationWhy "Mild" Summer Days Can Be More Dangerous Than Hot Ones4 weeks ago

A beach closure sign warning swimmers of unsafe water conditions due to elevated bacteria levels, representing the wave of closures affecting popular beaches and lakes across the U.S. as summer 2026 gets underway.

Weather NewsSummer Bummer: Several Popular Beaches Close Due to Elevated Bacteria Levels4 weeks ago