According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, on average, heat is the No.1 weather-related killer in the U.S. – and right now is the time to take it seriously.
The National Weather Service issues Heat Advisories to help inform the public when dangerous and potentially life-threatening heat will impact our area.
Meteorological spring started March 1st and that means plants are blooming and pollen is in the air, but how did our winter season shape up compared to past seasons?
Many cities and towns across the CSRA are near a body of water, which can lead to dense fog in certain weather patterns. Be sure to have your low beams on when driving through fog.
Often known as “one of the best meteor showers of the year” the Geminids meteor shower is set to peak Wednesday and last into the early morning hours of Thursday.
While the 2023 hurricane season was overall active, we only had one hurricane make landfall in the United States. The season ranks fourth in most named storms in a season.
The United States has experienced drastic weather over the past few weeks, ranging from extreme heat to intense flooding. The CSRA received its fair share of rainfall over the month of July.
There is a special astronomical event happening early Friday morning. A partial lunar eclipse will last for six hours, making it the longest in over 500 years.
When he's not helping our First Alert Weather Team with the forecast, Aaditya Doppalapudi also enjoys playing soccer and playing with his goldendoodle named Oscar.
When it comes to technology and scale, nothing compares to the James Webb Space Telescope. It will be the largest and most complex space science telescope ever built.