NEXT Weather meteorologist Lissette Gonzalez has your Wednesday forecast
Meteorologists say that for the third straight year, La Niña will persist throughout the winter in the Northern Hemisphere.
NOAA says La Niña is favored to continue through the Northern Hemisphere’s winter.
Tropical Storm Kay isn’t expected to directly hit California, but strong winds could make it hotter in parts of the state.
School is back in session, a new season of the NFL has just kicked off and pumpkin spice lattes are being served up across the country, all signs that fall is almost here. But on Friday morning, some corners of the contiguous United States received their first taste of winter. Snow fell across parts of Wyoming late Thursday night and early Friday morning -- the first snow of the season in Wyoming, according to the National Weather Service office in Riverton, Wyoming. And it was just more than a
The Coachella Valley is on track to more than double the amount of rain in second-wettest day of the year to this point.
Tropical Storm Kay is bringing heavy rain and gusty winds to northern Mexico and Southern California.
Swells from Hurricane Earl could reach the U.S. East Coast later today, bringing life-threatening surf and rip currents conditions through the weekend.
All counties in Washington are currently under some form of burn ban, with windy conditions and warm weather raising fire concerns.
After more than a week of searing heat and dry weather, the Southland could be in store for some rain by this weekend, thanks to Hurricane Kay making its way up the Baja California coast.
Action News Jax Chief Meteorologist Mike Buresh is tracking a surge of tropical moisture that will produce very heavy rainfall and thunderstorms.
Tropical Storm Kay became a post-tropical cyclone Friday night after veering away from the U.S.-Mexico border region, though it continued to cause rain in parts of northwestern Mexico and the U.S. Southwest. Kay came made landfall as a hurricane near Mexico's Bahia Asuncion in Baja California Sur state Thursday, but it quickly weakend into a tropical storm after moving back out over open and cooler water. On Friday night, it had maximum sustained winds of 40 mph (65 kph).
Tropical Storm Kay is forecast to bring winds topping 50 mph to the area of the 24,000-acre Fairview fire
PG&E on Thursday disclosed 'electrical activity' near where the Mosquito fire started in the foothills east of Sacramento. The blaze made a run later that afternoon.
Firefighters are at a vegetation fire that was burning Friday afternoon east of Manton and southeast of Shingletown.
Tropical Storm Kay veered out into the Pacific Friday while dumping rain throughout Southern California, and it's raising fears of possible flooding in mountain areas.
Swells generated by Earl are affecting portions of the U.S. East Coast. They are likely to cause life-threatening surf and rip current conditions through the weekend.
One day after setting its all-time high temperature record with Tuesday's blistering 116° Fahrenheit reading, Sacramento, Calif., bested another hot weather mark, recording its 42nd day in a single year of temperatures over 100°F.
Nearly 170 active fires are burning in the West right now, including massive fires putting out incredible amounts of smoke.
GettyCan’t fall asleep because of the heat? You’re not alone. Research has shown that how quickly a person falls asleep and how well they can stay asleep has a lot to do with their ability to thermoregulate, or keep their body cool. That hasn’t been an easy thing to do for much of the northern hemisphere this summer, with heat wave after heat wave bludgeoning our bodies and turning our sleep schedules haywire.Rising nighttime temperatures around the world due to climate change are starting to pu
The wildfire near North Fork grew to 773 acres by midday Thursday.