Kelsey Nistel

Weather can change within an instant. One second it's bright and sunny outside, and five minutes later clouds cover the sky as the temperature drops and it starts to pour. Scenarios like this happen all the time and are especially frequent during the spring and summertime across the Centennial State.

Vaisala U.S. National Lightning Detection Network recently released its annual lightning report. This annual analysis provides detailed statistics, highlights, and an in-depth look at overall lightning events that occur across the country each year.

Colorado has been experiencing a great invasion of Miller moths this May and residents are noticing an unusually high amount of these fluttering bugs around the region.

Colorado State University is known for its Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology program, which has produced many successful alumni who have gone on to have important careers in the industry.