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Twisters Past and Present: Interactive Tornado Tracker
Climate Central’s new interactive tornado tracker plots tornado reports for this season and during past years.
Shutdown Silences Weather and Climate Social Media
The government shutdown has left federal climate and weather sites and social media accounts in the dark.
Mid-July Heat Wave Bakes U.S. From Coast to Coast
A heat wave baked the lower 48 for 10 days in mid-July. Just how hot did things get?
President Obama’s Climate Speech: How it Played Out
Details on President Obama's big climate speech: how it played out, and why it was so significant.
NASA’s Beautiful Animation of Hurricane Sandy’s Winds
As Andrea marches up the East Coast, NASA released a stunning animation of last year's most devastating storm.
Tornadoes Rake Okla., Kansas as Storm Threat Continues
A tornado outbreak killed at least 1 and injured dozens more as twisters hit Oklahoma, Kansas and Iowa on Sunday.
Deadly Texas Outbreak May Mark End of Tornado Drought
Tornado season resumes after a long pause as at least 10 twisters left six dead and dozens injured in North Texas.
Rare May Snowstorm Annihilates Records in Midwest
A rare May snowstorm shattered snowfall records in three states, while bringing the threat of more flooding.
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