NORFOLK, Va. — During inclement weather, you may see some ice pellets falling from the sky and wonder whether you’re seeing sleet or hail. There’s a huge difference in how those two ice types develop.

NORFOLK, Va. — Lightning is a common occurrence in Virginia and North Carolina, but have you ever wondered how and why it forms? Think of the formation of lightning as if you are playing with magnets.

Living by the coast, you may notice that vegetation and roadways cool down and heat up more quickly than our local bodies of ...

Moose Jaw residents are navigating incredibly treacherous roads today as hours of freezing rain coated the city Wednesday ...

The first-ever three-dimensional observations of the atmosphere of a planet outside our solar system have proven "surprising" in a way that may shake up our understanding of weather. This is the ...

Astronomers have detected over 5,800 confirmed exoplanets. One extreme class is ultra-hot Jupiters, of particular interest because they can provide a unique window into planetary atmospheric dynamics.

Predicting severe weather is critical to saving lives and property in North Texas. The National Weather Service in Fort Worth uses several tools, one of which is weather balloons, to provide the most ...

Meet the dedicated team at Tulsa’s National Weather Service office, who work to keep Oklahomans safe during the intense storm season. Learn about their personal stories and devotion to the community.

Microsoft has unveiled a weather forecasting model that makes its predictions using artificial intelligence. It’s just the latest tech firm to use AI for forecasting. Google, Nvidia and Huawei have ...

The weather just isn’t what it used to be. Because of climate change, all across the planet, people are experiencing more heat waves, shrinking or growing seasons, worsening floods and storms, drought ...

“Up to 50 per cent of winter athletes experience some degree of bronchoconstriction from cold dry air,” Olenick says. “It’s real, it’s common, and it gets worse the harder you’re breathing.” That ...