The Atlantic Hurricane season is in full swing! Check out these important tips that can help you weather the storm—before, during, and after a hurricane strikes.

Bet you didn't know that many in the northeast endure five seasons: spring, summer, fall, winter, and mud. And it's not pretty. Learn more!

What's the difference between sleet and freezing rain? How about hail? We explain.

Wondering which locations in the U.S. see the most fluffy white stuff each year? We've got the list of the snowiest places here!

Which ten states are under the clouds most of the year? Are you living in one of them? We have the list!

The yummy earthy scent of that first rain has a name: petrichor. We explain where it comes from.

Learn all about the many cloud formations that are often mistaken for the real thing, photos included!

How can a simple stick made of balsam fir be an accurate weather predictor? Do they really work? Learn the science behind nature and see for yourself!

The “Dog Days” of summer are from July 3 to August 11 each year. They’re usually the hottest and most unbearable days of the season. We often hear about the “Dog Days” of summer, but few know where the expression originated. Some think it’s a reference to the hot, sultry days that are “not fit

If you’re looking for great thunderstorm-watching, these hotspots are considered some of the best in the world!