Michigan and the Great Lakes are bracing for another cold shot later month as a polar vortex split in the stratosphere nudges ...

Scientists are using studies and computer models to draw connections between recent extreme weather and climate change. The ...

Do we really know what climate change will do to our planet? Deniers think it’s all a big hoax. They are quick to point to all that snow from the storm that buried the Northeast and what about the ...

For millions of people living in the central and eastern United States, it’s suddenly going to feel like spring — or even summer — later this week into next.

Nearly a foot of snow has melted. The deep freeze that sent temperatures across the region plummeting to below zero has warmed to a balmy 55 degrees on a sunny February day. As Matt ...

East Coast residents may remember polar vortex forecasts and blizzards, but U.S. weather data was dominated by warm temperatures in the West.

A sudden stratospheric warming is when rapid warming occurs in the stratosphere, which can have a massive impact on our weather ...

Georgia faces a severe drought, impacting crops like blueberries and Vidalia onions. Experts worry about spring planting.

Researchers find that across 195 US cities, winters are on average nine days shorter than they were in 1970-1997 ...

Because of western warmth, this past meteorological winter preliminarily ranks as the second-warmest winter on record for the contiguous United States.

Learn more about the ozone hole, how it was created, how it was healed, and what message it offers about climate change.

Most of the province has seen normal or above-average snowfall this winter, but there are a few factors that will determine how that affects the water table.