Doyle Rice

April 2024’s full moon will rise Tuesday evening, April 23, at 7:49 p.m. EDT.

A summer forecast map released Thursday by NOAA says nearly the entire nation can expect warmer-than-average temperatures.

April means severe weather, and this month has been no exception. Plus there’s more on the way.

Levels of the three most significant human-caused greenhouse gases – carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide – continued their steady climb in 2023.

March 2024 was the warmest March ever recorded globally, scientists reported Tuesday, in data that goes back to before the Civil War.

Monday afternoon, a total solar eclipse will appear in the skies above the U.S., all the way from southern Texas to northern Maine.

For thousands of years, people have claimed that odd behavior by animals could predict an imminent earthquake, but a 2018 study questions the claim.

Meteorologists continue to refine their cloud cover forecasts for the big day, and as of Wednesday, it’s a mix of good and bad news.

You can’t control the weather or the traffic, but you can get a pair of special eclipse glasses. Latest updates and news.

You can’t control the weather or the traffic, but one thing you can do right now ahead of the solar eclipse is to get yourself a pair of glasses.

Warnings have been issued about fake eclipse glasses, traffic danger and possible air travel headaches. Here’s what to know.

Surprisingly, early forecasts show that the farther northeast you go, the better the chances of clear skies might be. Latest eclipse updates.

The path of totality is the area where people on Earth can see the moon completely cover the sun as the moon’s shadow falls upon them.

A rare total solar eclipse will pass over the U.S. on April 8. When and where to watch — and everything to know about eclipse glasses and safety.

Portions of all 50 states are predicted to see above-average temperatures throughout the months of April, May and June.

A skull of the long-extinct creature was recently uncovered in Peru.

This theoretical geoengineering technique is called “marine cloud brightening.” Some experts say it could inadvertently cause new problems.

La Niña is still on track to form this year, government forecasters announced Thursday morning. It is one of the main drivers of US weather.

At one in eight ski resorts worldwide, natural snow cover could disappear completely before the end of this century, a new study suggests.

Colorado this week could see its biggest snowstorm of the season with over a foot possible in the Denver metro area, forecasters said.