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By: George Waldenberger
It’s regarded as the most destructive windstorm to hit the Pacific Northwest, and perhaps the strongest non tropical storm to hit the contiguous United States i
Hurricane Rachel’s remnants stirred up rough surf, eating away at the Long Beach, Calif. Coastline, while Simon continues to taunt Mexico’s west coast.Simon, th
Similarly to how a rainbow is formed, as sunlight behind you reflects off airborne raindrops,
Sea-Tac has recorded just 0.08 inches of rain through October 18, ranking this among the eight driest starts to October on record.
By: George Waldenberger
Several fires have erupted recently amid strong, dry winds known as the Santa Anas.The name is commonly linked way back in the 1800s to Santa Ana Canyon in Ora
A so-called space jellyfish! It looks like one, but it's actually a rocket's exhaust plume spreading out high in the atmosphere.
Near Dillon, Colorado, receding water levels have exposed an eerie scene.Parts of old Highway 6, which is usually underwater beneath the Dillon Reservoir, have
Ever hear the old tale that tornadoes can't cross mountains? It's a myth. A recent tornado report from Arizona, at an elevation above 6,000 feet, is a reminder that mountains can't block tornadoes from forming.
More flooding across the Southwest.This time, floodwaters spread across New Mexico, Colorado, and Utah.Several rounds of rain have fueled the latest flooding.
King tides wreaking havocyet again.When the year’s highest astronomical tides coincide with elevated ocean levels, coastal flooding gets worse -- like around S
