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Allergic to Cold: Adapting to Life With a Mysterious ConditionThough many aren't fond of stepping outside into the cold winter weather, for some it's a life-threatening task.
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Deadly Amoeba Infiltrates Second Louisana Water SystemThe CDC has detected brain-eating amoeba in five water supply test sites in a Louisiana parish.
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Colorado Floods Could Spell Disaster for Winter TourismIt's a race against Mother Nature to reopen major travel routes in time for winter tourism.
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Fall Foliage Forecast: Vibrant Views in Store for Mid-Atlantic Leaf-PeepersThis year's most vibrant display of foliage will occur across the mid-Atlantic. Meanwhile, cold air and a dry August have allowed for the early emergence of colors for some areas.
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Fall Foliage Forecast: Best Chance for Vibrant Display in Mid-AtlanticAs summer comes to a close and fall weather ushers in the changing of leaves, this year's most vibrant display of foliage will occur across the mid-Atlantic.
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Four Need-to-Know Changes as 2013 Hurricane Season Ramps UpThis year, as Atlantic hurricane season ramps up, NOAA is implementing a few big changes. Here are four that will impact you the most.
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Six Months Since Sandy: A Long Road AheadToday marks six months since Superstorm Sandy made landfall on the New Jersey coast.
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Two Years Later: Lessons Learned From the 2011 Super OutbreakApril 25-28, 2011, marks one of the deadliest tornado super outbreaks in recent history, with a total of 358 confirmed tornadoes.
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Post Sandy: The Jersey Shore's Susceptibility to Major StormsCould the inflicted damage to the coastline have been avoided with advance preparation?
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February 2013 Places in Top 10 Snowiest for BostonThis February, though not yet finished, has already secured its position in the top ten snowiest Februarys on record for Boston.
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Tsunami Debris Litters Alaska Coast; Clean Up Funds InsufficientThe beaches of Alaska are piled with debris from the tsunami that struck Japan on March 11, 2011, but restoration to their once pristine condition has slowed, as funding remains scarce.
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Harmful Red Tide to Sweep Across Southwest FloridaA red tide may be seen across parts of the southwestern Florida coast through Thursday.
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Power Plant Causes 'Unique' Snow Near PittsburghOne to two inches of snow fell Tuesday night over Shippingport, Pa., as a result of an unusual cause: steam from a nearby nuclear power plant.
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NOAA Grants Arizona, New Mexico $3.5 M to Prepare for Climate ChangeNOAA has granted Arizona and New Mexico $3.5 million over the next five years to help prepare for and adapt to climate variability and change.
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Mississippi River Continues to Near Historic LowAt the start of 2013, a majority of the northern plains still faced severe drought conditions.
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January 1 Snow Coverage Sets New Record for USA whopping 67 percent of the bordering U.S is covered in snow.
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Breaking: NHC Modifies Hurricane Warning Definition in Wake of SandyThe NHC now has more flexibility in warning policy.
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AccuWeather.com Election Coverage: Sandy May Impact Early VotingStorm chances may keep people from casting early votes.
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Officials Investigating Powerful Southland StinkA powerful odor prompted over a hundred phone calls to authorities.
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'CATASTROPHIC': Experimental Tornado Warnings to be ExplicitThe new policy will apply three distinct sub-categories of tornado warnings.
