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What is tonight’s supermoon? On the evening of December 4, the full Cold Moon reaches peak illumination while it is near perigee, making it qualify as a supermoon. Astronomers often describe this as a perigean full moon, where the Moon is closer than average and appears slightly larger and brighter in the sky. How much … Read more
As of October 2025, the confirmed U.S. tornado count for the year is 1,283. This matches the latest breakdown by the Enhanced Fujita rating: This preliminary count slightly varies in real-time across different databases, but 1,283 is the latest confirmed total according to the main NOAA/SPC and referenced sources. Tornadoes are a powerful and destructive force of nature, … Read more
Wettest DFW November Day on Record November 20th was the wettest November day on record for DFW. That number will go up a little more tonight, but it’s very impressive so far! DFW also shattered the daily record of 1.34″ set back in 2009. January 29-30 Heavy Rain Event Totals were as high as 4-7″ … Read more
Pie Day or March 14, 2025, had the most number of Oklahoma mesonet sites in a 30+ year history to measure severe wind gusts (58+mph) in a single day with 63 sites. This broke the record a few weeks earlier on 3/4/25 that landed at #4 all time with 37 sites. March 2025 broke records … Read more
A deepening trough out west and a strong fetch of Gulf moisture will help fire up some big-time rainfall. This isn’t your typical passing shower—we’re talking rain events with over an inch possible in roughly a day’s time for the higher-risk areas. Some locations could see even more if convection ramps up. A significant rainfall … Read more
The November 2025 Arctic freeze shattered records nationwide, producing the earliest and coldest start to winter in Southeast Florida since 1950. This generational cold outbreak brought all-time lows from Florida to Oklahoma and Georgia, with Mt. LeConte, Tennessee claiming the coldest temperature in the contiguous U.S. Record-Breaking Lows Across the Nation Florida: Southeast Florida saw a … Read more
The World Meteorological Organization has certified a new world record for the longest lightning strike on record, a single bolt that measured 515 miles in length. The flash occurred on October 22, 2017, within a massive mesoscale convective system (MCS) that extended across the Central Plains of the United States. While the majority of the … Read more
As a meteorologist, my heart sinks when I see the devastation caused by events like the recent catastrophic flooding in Texas, which has tragically claimed over 50 lives, with many still missing, including 30 or more girls from a summer camp along the Guadalupe River. In the wake of such a disaster, it’s natural for … Read more
As a meteorologist, I’m passionate about our planet and its future. While I can’t control the weather, I can make informed choices that contribute to a more sustainable world. One such choice is selecting a credit card that aligns with my values. Storm the System: Your Spending Power for a Better Climate Let’s face it, … Read more
Florida has broken their all-time recorded state snowfall record of 4″, set back on March 6, 1954. Six inches (and counting) of snow has been reported south of Pensacola, Florida. What an incredible and historic event! Gulf Coast Record Snowfall Florida declared a state of emergency ahead of winter storm system moving across the “Gulf … Read more
Some are calling it Winter Storm Enzo (not official) or as the newly renamed Gulf of Mexico maybe we should just call this the Winter Storm “Gulf America”. This winter storm is poised to deliver an uncommon weather event across the southeastern United States, bringing snow and ice from Texas through the Carolinas. This storm, … Read more
Five people have now been confirmed dead due to the raging Eaton Fire, which has scorched more than 10,800 acres in Pasadena. Winds near Los Angeles fires will increase tonight to over 100mph! The worst has yet to come. LA Wildfires Update Wednesday Evening0% CONTAINED It’s like a HURRICANE WITH FLAME💨 SoCal Wind Gusts over … Read more
Texans, especially in Dallas, North and Central Texas, pay close attention! Even if you don’t typically follow the news, this is critical: A potentially historic winter storm is about to hit, with Dallas in the direct path and the impact spreading across the South, all the way to Atlanta. This isn’t just a cold snap—we’re … Read more
Christmas Weather Update: Snow or Travel Hazards? It’s still a bit early to provide a precise forecast for the Christmas holiday. However, we can glean some insights from historical weather data to see which regions might experience a snowy Christmas. Our meteorologists have examined weather data from 1991 to 2020 to identify which areas have … Read more
Storm chasers are a dedicated group of individuals who brave dangerous conditions to document and study severe weather phenomena like tornadoes, hurricanes, and typhoons. Their work provides invaluable data to scientists, meteorologists, and emergency responders, helping us better understand these powerful storms and improve our ability to predict and warn of their potential threats. In … Read more
Keeping You Informed and Safe: The Challenge We understand the importance of providing you with free, high-quality maps with detailed zoom levels and various data layers. These maps are crucial for staying informed about weather patterns, navigating unfamiliar areas, and even ensuring safety. However, there’s a hidden cost behind these maps – the price of … Read more