When Melissa made landfall near New Hope in Westmoreland Parish, Jamaica, sustained winds reached 185 miles per hour, with a central pressure of 892 millibars—among the lowest ever recorded for an Atlantic landfall.

Flash flooding is one of the most dangerous and fast-moving natural hazards, capable of turning a calm creek into a raging torrent in minutes. With extreme weather events on the rise, understanding flash floods—and how to stay safe—has never been more important. Recent events in Texas’ Hill Country remind us just how quickly disaster can strike. Here’s what causes flash floods, how to protect yourself, and how to help communities recover.

Human meteorologists are irreplaceable even in the age of AI. Dive into their evolving role and significance in our latest blog.

As the calendar inches closer to June 1, the official start of the Atlantic hurricane season, the weather community on X is abuzz with speculation, forecasts, and a dash of concern. What might 2025 bring? From seasoned meteorologists to anxious coastal residents, X is a whirlwind of insights, warnings, and debates about the upcoming season. Let’s dive into the chatter, unpack the science, and explore why this year’s hurricane season is already making waves.

Hurricanes can bring powerful winds, heavy rain, and life-changing impacts to coastal communities and beyond, so knowing what’s coming is a big deal.

From Arkansas to West Virginia, from Missouri to Tennessee, this deadly weather system delivered more than just turbulent skies.

March is one of the most unpredictable months of the year for severe weather.