Naming storms might seem like a modern tradition, but it has a history dating back to the 1950s in the United States. This practice is rooted in making weather forecasts more relatable and easier for the public to engage with, discuss, and compare over time.
Why Do Storms Have Names? Understanding the Practice of Naming Storms Read Post »
New satellite images have unveiled the trajectory of Storm Babet, which is heading straight towards the UK
Storm Babet Targets UK: Satellite Images Reveal Its Path of Impact Read Post »
During the first 11 days of October, Amazonas state recorded over 2,700 fires, marking the highest number for this month since records began in 1998.
Europe has experienced an unprecedented heatwave, with record-breaking warmth extending from September well into mid-October. But now, a dramatic reversal of conditions is looming as a cold front sweeps across the continent, delivering the first frosts of the season to low-lying areas in western and central Europe.
Europe Hit by First Arctic Cold Blast of the Season - Get Ready for Extreme Cold! Read Post »
On a Tuesday evening, Hurricane Lidia, a Category 4 storm with winds raging at 140 mph (220 kph), made landfall near Puerto Vallarta, a popular Pacific coast resort in Mexico.
Hurricane Lidia Strikes Puerto Vallarta as a Devastating Category 4 Storm Read Post »
