Chances are increasing that Barbara will form in the eastern Pacific, but exactly how the next week will unfold is a bit complex and will feature two clusters of thunderstorms, competing to be the basin's next named storms.
The National Hurricane Center has
Two clusters of thunderstorms[1] in the Eastern Pacific Ocean[2] could develop into named storms by the end of this weekend, but which one becomes Barbara and which one becomes Cosme, the basin's second and third named storms of the season respectively,
Two clusters of thunderstorms[1] in the Eastern Pacific Ocean[2] could develop into named storms by the end of this weekend, but which one becomes Barbara and which one becomes Cosme, the basin's second and third named storms of the season respectively,
MIAMI – A massive plume of Saharan dust arrived in Florida[1] Thursday after a 5,000-mile journey from Africa, turning the sky a milky gray and suppressing some rain.
5 THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT THE SAHARAN DUST PLUME[2]
The NOAA’s GOES-19 satellite time lapse
BALTIMORE – Crews in Baltimore are continuing their work to contain and clean up a reported 2,000-gallon diesel spill reported in Harbor East on Wednesday.
The state of Maryland, City of Baltimore officials, and the U.S.Coast Guard have been working
HAWAII VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK –Hawaii[1]’s Kilauea volcano[2] exploded back to life Wednesday night after the 24th episode of its ongoing eruption produced lava fountains that reached about 1,000 feet.
Lava fountains are essentially jets of lava ejected high
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CHICAGO – Chicago had the worst air quality overnight Wednesday into Thursday, the latest American city to feel the impact of wildfire smoke drifting south from Canada, as states across the Upper Midwest, Great Lakes and Northeast are covered in Air
Chances for strong to severe thunderstorms[1] are expected to continue through the weekend and into next week as a series of frontal boundaries and associated moisture converge along the western edge of the Atlantic ridge.
Any thunderstorm that develops over