Ever noticed how the sky turns a strange greenish hue before a tornado? This eerie phenomenon has baffled people for years, ...

Geomagnetic storms are capable of sparking beautiful displays of the Northern Lights across our night sky. However, there is a potential danger behind that beauty, especially now, with solar activity ...

Tornadoes and funnels almost always protrude from a cloud lowering under the cloud base ... has prongs - lower portions on the edges - or a 'tail' pointing toward the rain curtain; has a shadowy curl ...

Cumulus clouds often form as a result of convection. The most exceptional forms are often associated with severe thunderstorms and occasionally, tornadoes. Cumulonimbus, for instance, may reach ...

Here you will find the latest information on tornado warnings as severe weather moves through our area.Strong winds will continue to be maintained issue as the line moves through the Upstate ...

And now for something completely different: NASA’s Curiosity rover captured a feather-shaped cloud glowing in the Martian sky shortly after sunset on the Red Planet. It dates back to January ...

Patsy Cockerham is sharing these linear looking clouds captured on Thursday, Feb. 13 after a dreadful week of cold rain and icy travel. ROWS OF CLOUDS KNOWN AS CLOUD STREETS Patsy Cockerham ...

Unstable weather to the north is slowly moving southward, allowing for west-to-east-moving clouds to sag southward, but ...

Severe storms with possible tornadoes and wind gusts up to 70 mph are expected across Mississippi. The Mississippi Delta is under an enhanced risk of severe weather, including strong tornadoes.

Tonight’s storms could bring tornadoes, damaging winds and heavy ... many areas reaching the 70s despite occasional showers and clouds. Here’s the temperature forecast for Saturday: The ...

Strong to severe storms remain possible in Alabama overnight, and a tornado watch continued for parts of the state. The National Weather Service issued multiple tornado and severe thunderstorm ...

We often associate deadly weather events with tornadoes during the winter and spring months. This is often a poor relationship to be made. Throughout the year, the number 1 killer is heat.