How to Plan for Extended Power Outages: Complete Preparation Guide
Extended power outages can mess with a lot more than just your lights and internet. They hit heating, cooling, water, […]
Extended power outages can mess with a lot more than just your lights and internet. They hit heating, cooling, water, […]
Post-tropical storms often leave behind more danger than you might expect. Even after the winds die down, heavy rain, swollen
Taller wind turbines actually work with the atmosphere, not against it. When you increase the height, the blades can reach
Energy comes from all sorts of places, but the two big ones—renewable energy and fossil fuels—couldn’t be more different in
Wildfires don’t just damage forests or homes, you know—they can mess up drinking water for whole communities too. The heat
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This post summarizes and interprets a severe thunderstorm warning issued by the National Weather Service (NWS) in Morristown for Cherokee
Remote areas in the western United States are breathtaking, but they come with some unique challenges when emergencies happen. Limited
Tornadoes can tear apart a mobile home in seconds, even if the storm doesn’t seem that bad at first glance.
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Hurricanes bring more than just strong winds, right? They can dump days of heavy rain that overwhelm drainage systems and
Staying outside for long periods in cold, windy, or damp weather can really wear you down fast. Frostbite happens when
This blog post explains how scientists quickly determine whether extreme weather — floods, droughts, heatwaves — has been influenced by
After a hurricane dumps floodwater into your home, the real damage often starts once the water finally disappears. Moisture hiding
Hurricane-force winds can turn everyday objects into dangerous projectiles. They’ll tear apart unprotected structures if you don’t take precautions. To
Citizen science brings together everyday observers and professional researchers to collect valuable data on weather patterns and environmental changes. By
Wildfires move fast, especially in rural Southern communities where open land and dry brush can fuel the flames. The best
Wildfire season in the Western United States brings a predictable, serious threat every year. Dry conditions, high winds, and flammable
Severe weather can hit with barely any warning. Getting caught on the road during a storm, blizzard, or flood gets
Hurricane season always brings certain patterns, but the impacts? Those can hit out of nowhere. Unpredictable impacts like flooding, power
Tornado drills give people a clear plan for when severe weather hits. Practicing drills at home or school means everyone
Storms can turn everyday outdoor items into hazards in just minutes. High winds, heavy rain, and flying debris can damage
Rural communities handle severe weather preparedness in ways that just make sense for their situation. Limited access to emergency services,
This blog post explains the latest update from the National Hurricane Center regarding Invest 91L, a tropical disturbance in the
Wildfires spread fast, sometimes leaving barely any time to react. Knowing how to report one can honestly mean the difference
Western disasters like wildfires, floods, or severe storms can push people out of their homes for weeks, months, or even
Drought puts pressure on every drop of water, from your kitchen tap to the irrigation lines feeding whole communities. Conservation
When a hurricane passes, the damage it leaves behind isn’t always obvious. Sure, the walls might still stand and the
When someone’s heart stops or they stop breathing, every second really counts. CPR keeps blood and oxygen moving until medical
This post summarizes an urgent weather event sweeping the Upper Midwest: the season’s first widespread frost and freeze warnings issued
Sudden temperature drops in southern states often catch communities off guard. In places where winters usually feel mild, a fast
Restoring damaged ecosystems is a lot more complicated than just planting trees or tossing in some native plants. You really
Living in a pine forest is beautiful and peaceful, but let’s be honest—it comes with a real fire risk. When
Southern heat waves can make indoor temperatures pretty unbearable, even if you’re blasting the AC. The combination of high humidity
Manufacturing facilities are under more pressure than ever to cut emissions, control energy costs, and keep operations running smoothly. Extreme
This post explains the expected severe thunderstorm threat for Connecticut this weekend. It provides a veteran meteorologist’s view of the
Extreme heat poses a real threat in the South. High temperatures and humidity can turn an ordinary day into something
When a tornado hits, every second really does count. You’ve got to know exactly where to go inside your home,
Landslides can hit with barely any notice. Still, you’ll often spot warning signs if you know where to look. Noticing
When you’re in an emergency, staying warm isn’t just about comfort—it might be what keeps you safe. The best way
Extreme weather can really take a toll on even the toughest solar panels. But with the right strategies, you can
This blog post summarizes the key points from a recent WBAL-TV Maryland weather report, translating the station’s updates into a
This post breaks down the latest on a tropical disturbance in the Atlantic, currently known as Invest 91L. It explains
This post examines the devastating monsoon floods reported across India in early September 2025. It synthesizes eyewitness reporting and scientific
Coastal storms in the Pacific Northwest can bring strong winds, heavy rain, flooding, and dangerous waves. These storms often show
After a tornado, the damage can feel overwhelming. The way you handle debris really makes a difference—it can keep you
Black ice in the South can sneak up on even the most seasoned drivers. It usually forms overnight or early
Black ice is one of the biggest hazards on Midwest roads. It forms as a thin, nearly invisible layer that
Severe hailstorms in the western United States can show up with barely any warning. Fast-falling chunks of ice can damage
This post summarizes recent extreme weather across North America: unprecedented September heat in Canada that has set new regional records