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Are Solar Panels Usable in Snowy Climates?For those living in wintry climates, snow accumulation may pose a problem.
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How to Survive a Power Outage During an Ice StormWith the threat of unexpected and storm-related power outages looming in parts of the country, enact these measures to ensure you and your family's safety.
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Ski Season Starts Early With Innovative Snow-Making TechnologySki resorts’ business runs entirely on the abundance of snow. But what is the plan when Mother Nature doesn't cooperate?
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Five Unexpected Ways Cold May Threaten Your HealthThese winter health concerns may not be as common as the cold or flu, but they can be even more threatening.
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Infographic: See the Scariest Weather in Your StateFor Halloween, we have compiled the United State's scariest weather by state, including highlights of some of the most extreme weather events in history.
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NYC, Miami Expand Hurricane Evacuation Zones for 2013 SeasonBetter data have allowed emergency managers to improve the hurricane evacuation zones for their communities during the 2013 hurricane season.
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Can Generation Y Improve the Response After Snowstorms, Tornadoes?Code For America, nicknamed "Peace Corp for Geeks," has helped local governments create technological solutions for overlooked problems stemming from snowstorms, tornadoes and hurricanes.
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Hot Cars Can Kill: 20 Children Already Dead in 2013As a heat wave grips the I-95 corridor this week, researchers warn how hot cars can get, posing risks to children and pets.
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“Sharknado” Debunked: Ridiculous Plotpoints ExposedAlthough the movie is meant as satire, we’d like to take the opportunity to debunk some of the more ridiculous aspects.
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Monster May Snow Buries NewfoundlandNormal snowfall for the month of May is 13 cm (5 inches), according to Environment Canada (EC).
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Record Cold in the Midwest, NortheastIt felt more like late March than May across the Midwest and the interior mid-Atlantic on Sunday and Monday.
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Why Do Earthworms Surface After Rain?Creepy, crawly earthworms often appear after heavy rain, but why does this occur?
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Weather Service Broadens Hurricane Warning DefinitionAs of June 1, the definitions of hurricane and tropical storm watches and warnings will be broadened.
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Alberta Clippers to Bring Cold, Some Snow to NorthThis story discusses the general weather pattern from the northern Plains to the Midwest, mid-Atlantic and New England through week one of February.
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From Damp to Bitter: The Gamut of Inauguration WeatherThis infographic reveals the range of weather conditions to affect Inauguration days over the years.
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Australia Heat Sparks Fires, Shatters RecordsHeat is expected to continue.
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NOAA Administrator to Step DownDr. Jane Lubchenco announced that she will step down from her position at the end of February 2013.
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Weather Played Role in Pearl Harbor AttackOn the 71st anniversary of the attack, looking back it is evident that clear weather aided the Japanese assault.
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Remembering "The Perfect Storm" of 1991The 21st anniversary of the Halloween Nor'easter of 1991 is next week.
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Watching For Tropical Development in CaribbeanAs hurricane season winds down, a new concern develops.
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Elusive El Nino Challenges NOAA’s 2012 U.S. Winter OutlookWarmer-than-average winter predicted for the northwest and colder-than-normal for the southeast.
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Rafael Clears Bermuda, Expected to WeakenNumber nine this hurricane season, Rafael now steers away from land.
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Hurricane Paul Set to Graze MexicoBaja California braces for significant impacts.
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Fresh Batch of Cold Air Set to Invade Midwest, NortheastA cold front plunges the region into colder weather.
