Boynton Beach Uses $100K Grant to Fight Extreme Heat
This blog post explains Boynton Beach’s newly accelerated approach to combating extreme heat by expanding tree cover and creating a […]
This blog post explains Boynton Beach’s newly accelerated approach to combating extreme heat by expanding tree cover and creating a […]
This blog post summarizes a recent candid podcast interview with veteran on-camera meteorologist Jim Cantore of The Weather Channel. It
In the West, wildfires, flash floods, and severe winter storms can force livestock owners to act fast. When evacuation orders
After a hurricane, those first hours and days can really shape how an insurance claim plays out. Storm damage can
Southern hurricanes don’t just bring high winds. They can push huge amounts of water inland, causing dangerous flooding long after
Severe weather can throw a wrench into even the most carefully planned beach vacation in the South. Coastal areas deal
A tsunami can show up with barely any warning, but sometimes nature drops hints before the waves hit. Strong ground
This blog post summarizes the unfolding extreme weather and humanitarian crisis in Syria: record-breaking wildfires across Lattakia Governorate and surrounding
Net metering lets homes or businesses with solar panels send extra electricity to the power grid and get credits in
Citizen science weather networks give communities a way to collect valuable local weather data. Artificial intelligence now plays a big
Extreme heat really puts a strain on power grids, sometimes to the point where rolling blackouts just happen. When the
Flooding remains one of the most costly natural hazards out there, and honestly, relying just on traditional engineering doesn’t really
Enhanced geothermal systems, or EGS, unlock heat from deep underground rock—even in places that don’t have natural hot water or
This post explains why an AI assistant might say it cannot access a web link (such as a Fox Weather
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Hail can show up with barely any warning, hammering roofs, windows, and siding in just a few minutes. Even small
Tornadoes can pop up suddenly, and sometimes you just don’t have much time to react. Having a solid evacuation plan
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Extreme weather can strike without much warning, leaving people and places exposed to damage, chaos, and sometimes loss. Conservation projects
Extreme cold can turn your home’s plumbing into a costly mess fast. If temperatures drop low enough, water inside pipes
Flooded roads can turn a routine drive into a nightmare in seconds. Water hides hazards like deep potholes, debris, and
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A hurricane can change things fast, and sometimes you barely have time to think, let alone make good decisions. Families
Coastal storms don’t just bring strong winds. They drive rain sideways into walls, windows, and doors, shoving water into places
This post summarizes a recent severe flooding event in Tennessee that claimed at least four lives, overwhelmed roads and first
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Figuring out the best renewable energy option for your property really starts with understanding how your location, climate, and energy
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When a tornado warning comes through, every second really counts. The safest thing you can do is get to a
Fire weather warnings in the South mean conditions are right for dangerous wildfires. These alerts usually pop up when warm
A home energy audit gives you a real sense of how your house uses—and loses—energy. It helps you spot wasted
Remote towns in the western United States deal with some pretty unique headaches when infrastructure breaks down. Long distances, not
Tornadoes can hit fast, and public buildings aren’t exactly safe havens. Big spaces like gyms, theaters, and malls have wide
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Spotting the first signs of a developing tropical system can make a huge difference in how you prepare and stay
This blog post summarizes the severe flash flooding that shut down Interstate 24 in Chattanooga, Tennessee, after an intense line
This post explains why extreme heat — especially warm nights in cities — is now the leading weather-related killer in
Extreme weather events keep making the need for reliable, sustainable energy systems more urgent. Renewable sources like solar, wind, and
Coastal areas deal with some pretty tough challenges during extreme heat. The humidity from the ocean can make already hot
Outdoor events can get dangerous fast when storms pop up without warning. Crowds, open spaces, and not many shelter options
Hurricanes keep getting stronger and more destructive, especially as more people move to the coast and sea levels creep up.
Mudslides can hit fast, bringing water, rocks, and debris that might destroy property in just minutes. These disasters usually follow
This post summarizes a new Wisconsin Policy Forum report showing that climate change is driving a sharp rise in flood
Earthquakes in Georgia are not as common as those in more seismically active regions like California. Only about 240 earthquakes
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Connecticut might not be the first place people think of when they consider earthquake-prone areas, but it has experienced its
Delaware may not be the first place you think of when you hear about earthquakes, but this small state does
Colorado may not be the first place that comes to mind when thinking of earthquakes in the United States, but
This post summarizes the National Weather Service advisories and public-health warnings as extreme heat grips large parts of the United
California is well-known for its seismic activity, experiencing a significant number of earthquakes each year. In the past decade, 696