Ultimate Weather

Who knew that the Sahara could affect our weather? The annual dust season is here, and it’s got some unexpected twists. The first plume left Africa on May 21.

With storm alerts flashing, Kansas and Oklahoma are preparing for a turbulent transition from spring to summer. Buckle up, folks—it could get intense.

There's a concerning computer model that shows a tropical system and possibly hurricane could impact Florida by mid-June.

Picture this: a raging storm tearing through Texas, with winds howling and hail the size of golf balls. Let’s take a closer look at the aftermath.

In the heart of West Texas, dry winds are stirring up more than just dust; wildfire risks are rising, and the reasons are eye-opening.

High in the Qilian Mountains, a paragliding thrill-seeker found himself in a weather nightmare—ascending nearly five miles as temperatures plummeted.

Texas just faced a storm that brought hail the size of DVDs, and it wasn't just a few pieces – some were massive!

Summer's just around the corner, and the Old Farmers Almanac has some surprising predictions for the Pacific Northwest that might just cool your expectations.

Just imagine the scene at London-Corbin Airport as a tornado ripped through, leaving behind a trail of destruction and disbelief. What a night that was.

The Atlantic Hurricane season begins June 1 and forecasters at NOAA are sharing their outlook for the upcoming months. Utilizing new tools and technology, they feel they're prepared for the hurricane season better than ever. The outlook from NOAA predicts that the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season will be an active one, explaining that their expectation for the number of named storms, hurricanes and