Southern High Plains: Needed Rain to Follow Fire Danger By Kristina Pydynowski published 19 May 14 While the week will start with a high fire danger across the southern High Plains, days of welcome rainfall are on the horizon.
Haiyan-Ravaged Philippines Face Another Tropical Threat By Kristina Pydynowski published 11 November 13 Another tropical disturbance will bring heavy rainfall to areas hardest hit by once-Super Typhoon Haiyan at midweek.
Super Typhoon Usagi Barrels Toward Taiwan and China By Kristina Pydynowski published 19 September 13 Usagi has strengthened into a super typhoon as it barrels towards Taiwan followed by Southeast China.
Philadelphia Shatters Record for the Heaviest Rain in a Day By Kristina Pydynowski published 29 July 13 Less humid air is following the drenching showers and thunderstorms that are slowly pushing across the Northeast and mid-Atlantic.
Tropical Storm Flossie Sets Sights on Hawaii By Kristina Pydynowski published 26 July 13 Tropical Storm Flossie will remain on a path to Hawaii through next week.
Tropical Storm Chantal Aims for Caribbean By Kristina Pydynowski published 8 July 13 Tropical Storm Chantal has developed in the Atlantic Ocean, the first tropical storm in the Atlantic Basin for nearly 2.5 weeks.
Death Valley Heat to Approach All-Time World Record By Kristina Pydynowski published 1 July 13 The heat across the West is so intense that Death Valley will approach the world's hottest temperature record.
Andrea Shatters Records: Raleigh to NYC to Boston By Kristina Pydynowski published 10 June 13 Numerous rainfall records were shattered, with flooding being triggered in the process, as Andrea moved up the East Coast on Friday.
Southern California Wildfire Triples in Size By Kristina Pydynowski published 3 June 13 Firefighters in Southern California continue to battle the massive Powerhouse Wildfire that more than tripled in size from Saturday night to Sunday.
Historic Snowstorm Records; Climate Change to Blame? By Kristina Pydynowski published 3 May 13 While the debate as to whether climate change is responsible for the rare May snow across the Plains and Upper Midwest continues, there is no question that the snowstorm is one for the record books.
2013's First 80-Degree Day for Atlanta, Raleigh, DC By Kristina Pydynowski published 8 April 13 The year's first 80-degree day is coming to many communities across the South and northward to the Mason-Dixon line by Wednesday.
Anniversary of Niagara Falls Running Dry By Kristina Pydynowski published 29 March 13 March 29 marks the anniversary of when a massive ice jam reduced the mighty Niagara Falls to a trickle in 1848, a rare phenomena that lasted for nearly 40 hours
Snow Records Fall During Wednesday's Nor'easter By Kristina Pydynowski published 8 November 12 More than a foot of snow blankets the Northeast.
Sandy Potential Impacts Norfolk to NYC, Boston By Kristina Pydynowski published 24 October 12 Halloween could be a destructive time for the area.
Jamaica to Bahamas Face Future Sandy's Wrath First By Kristina Pydynowski published 22 October 12 Tropical Depression 18 expected to build into Tropical Storm Sandy.
Historic Dry Spell in Seattle, Portland to Soon End By Kristina Pydynowski published 9 October 12 Residents should get their umbrellas ready.
Ernesto May Become Hector in the Eastern Pacific By Kristina Pydynowski published 10 August 12 Ernesto could come back to life and assume a new identity in the eastern Pacific this weekend.
East to Stay Stormy Through the Weekend By Kristina Pydynowski published 27 July 12 Rain and thunderstorms will stick around the East this weekend.
Phoenix Put on Haboob Watch By Kristina Pydynowski published 3 July 12 The intense dust storms are carried on winds following thunderstorms.
Violent 'Derecho' Storms Leave 700 Miles of Destruction Across US By Kristina Pydynowski published 2 July 12 Over 600 damaging wind reports were called into the NOAA over the twelve hour journey of the super storm.
Winter 2011-2012: All-Time Snowiest for Anchorage By Kristina Pydynowski published 9 April 12 It's official--Anchorage, Alaska, has received more snow this winter season than any other in recorded history.
