The Caribbean faces the threat of tropical storm after tropical storm during hurricane season. It's bad enough when these storms develop, impact the area, then leave. But it's another thing when a system develops, weakens into an area that isn't concerning anymore and then suddenly shows signs of redeveloping less than 24 hours later. Harvey,…

We're really feeling the pressure here at WeatherNation! The pressure to come through with the weather forecast for the "Great American Eclipse" on Monday. We will be honest with you, there will be some trouble spots in parts of the country. So here it is:  Our official (until we make further, slight adjustments) weather forecast…

Severe thunderstorms moved through parts of Ohio Saturday and dropped up to golf ball size hail in some cities. Golf ball size hail was reported near New Philadelphia and in Sunbury, hail the size of a half dollar.  Other parts of Ohio saw quarter size hail fall out of the sky. A severe thunderstorm is…

The weather setup this weekend, has low pressure to the west of New Mexico, and high pressure to the north.  This will produce winds from the south, which will bring moisture rich air into the southern portion of the state.  Here's the rain forecast for Sunday morning: This weather pattern could persist right through Monday.…

This spring NOAA meteorologists hopped into trucks to drive thousands of miles across the Great Plains in search of storms. With an unimpeded view of the sky and storms that can grow miles high, the plains are the perfect laboratory to examine swirls inside a thunderstorm that can lead to tornadoes. Once they spotted a…

Atmospheric rivers are a double-edged sword for California. Just a few atmospheric river events can deliver half of a year’s precipitation, which can be a relief for anxious water managers in a drought-prone region. But that much water, when it arrives like a firehose from the sky, can cause flooding that endangers lives and property. Starting…

Tropical Storm Harvey brought 40 mph winds and very heavy rainfall to Barbados, Thursday night into Friday morning.  Torrential flooding resulted, especially in the northern half of the island.  Luckily, the fast moving storm, traveled west at 20 miles per hour.  Flooding would have been much worse, with a slow moving storm. As of…

Times for partial and total phases of the eclipse vary depending on your location. This interactive eclipse map will show you times for the partial and total eclipse anywhere in the world. NASA.gov     For more information on the Total Solar Eclipse, click here...

More than 300 million people in the United States potentially could directly view Monday's total solar eclipse, and NASA wants everyone who will witness this celestial phenomenon to do so safely. A partial eclipse will be visible in every state. A total solar eclipse, which is when the Moon completely covers the Sun, will occur…