A rare weather phenomenon that hasn't occurred since 1968 is expected to plunge temperatures across parts of the United States.

According to the CPC’s map for the November 19-23 period, the Western U.S. can expect below-average temperatures, while the central and eastern parts of the country may experience above-normal values.

Ohio's spring weather has been all over the place. From pleasant temps and sunny skies to gloomy clouds bringing thunderstorms, torrential rains that flooded several Ohio rivers and even trace amounts ...

Millions of Americans can expect below-average temperatures to persist across much of the United States next week, according to a temperature outlook map from the National Weather Service (NWS) ...

NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center warns of above-average temps across the U.S. The latest summer season outlook by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) shows hotter-than-average ...

Temperatures are going to drop to more fall-like numbers later this week as cooler air moves into the U.S. Extreme heat warnings and heat advisories have been in place across much of the central and ...

As meteorological winter comes to an end, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Climate Prediction Center has issued its three-month weather outlook, revealing temperature, ...

Levels of planet-warming CO2 in the atmosphere surged in 2024, growing at the fastest annual rate on record. As heat-trapping pollution continues to warm the planet, summer temperatures are arriving ...