An eye-catching, ominous cloud was spotted over northeast Ohio on Wednesday as rain and storms pushed through the area.

There has been an increase in the chance of storm activity for much of the Inland Northwest, but rainfall and isolated lighting strikes are most likely in Eastern Washington and Northwest Idaho ...

The Las Vegas attraction on Tuesday turned its exosphere into Dorothy's house, as tickets for the supersized and AI-enhanced version of the classic film go on sale.

The Buffalo Bills have a piece of business to attend to that, if left incomplete, could have repercussions for their 2025 season.

NASA describes the images as looking like a "nebula-like formation", as the clouds are illuminated by the storm. ⓘ IFLScience is not responsible for content shared from external sites.

Aerospace Northern lights expected to be visible over Maine—if the clouds cooperate There's a good chance to catch aurora borealis in Maine this weekend—if the clouds cooperate.

Columnist and Technology Storm clouds threaten a promised AI revolution in weather prediction New AI models from tech giants are set to revolutionise weather prediction.

Rising dust in China’s desert highlands, tracked by satellites, offers clues to changing weather, health hazards, and climate effects. (Detail view from the image below) In China’s Tarim Basin, spring ...

The claim: Image shows storm over Rio de Janeiro, Brazil After Hurricane Ian hit the coast of Florida in late September, a dramatic image of a storm gained thousands of shares on social media ...

This is the terrifying moment storm clouds swirled over homes amid a tornado threat in Illinois. Footage shows the dark clouds appearing to converge into a funnel while whirling in the sky over ...

Understanding how to identify distinct types of thunderstorm clouds can give you a significant advantage in preparing for severe weather season in Texas. Even observing how the wind behaves ahead ...

The Facebook image does not depict a Saharan dust cloud over Puerto Rico, rather a 2018 haboob, a different type of dust storm, over Phoenix.