Weather in Massachusetts, United States

Tropical Storm Dianne Threatens to Unleash Chaos Across Australia

The million-dollar question on everyone’s mind is whether Tropical Storm Dianne will escalate into a cyclone. As of now, the BOM gives it a 65% chance of reaching cyclone status within the next 48 hours.

Massive Earthquake in Bangkok, Thailand! 7.7 Magnitude Quake Collapses Buildings in Myanmar

A devastating 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Thailand and Myanmar on Friday, March 28, 2025, at midday, unleashing a wave of destruction and tragedy across the region. With its epicenter near Mandalay—Myanmar’s second-largest city—the powerful quake was followed by a 6.4 magnitude aftershock, compounding the chaos.

Bangkok Shaken to Its Core: Earthquake Chaos Unleashes Destruction and Panic on March 28

The March 28, 2025, earthquake has shattered Bangkok’s sense of security. A city known for its vibrant chaos now faces a different kind— one that could reshape its future. Stay tuned as this story develops, and brace yourself: Mother Nature isn’t done yet.

Devils Horns on the Sun: What Americans Should Expect from the Partial Solar Eclipse on March 29

The “devil’s horns” nickname is pure clickbait fun—there’s no mischief here, just shadows and light. Still, it’s this kind of imagery that makes astronomy thrilling. So, Solar Eclipse on March 29, 2025, grab your gear, head outside (preferably in the West), and catch the Sun sporting its eerie crescent. It might just spark a lifelong curiosity about the universe!

USA Atmospheric Rivers to Unleash Chaos: Floods and Landslides

An unsettled weather pattern is set to dominate the U.S. West Coast through early next week, with multiple atmospheric rivers poised to deliver heavy precipitation, raising concerns about flooding, landslides, and widespread disruptions.

Summer 2025 Weather Forecast for the U.S. and Canada

Summer 2025 promises a scorcher for much of the U.S., with the Southeast and Southwest sweating the most, while the Northeast and Midwest juggle heat and storms. Canada will see a milder, wetter season, especially in the west and east, with central areas catching some of that U.S. heat. Keep an eye on updates as we get closer—long-range forecasts are a roadmap, not a crystal ball!