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March 19th, 2020 by Cynthia Shahan  Confirming what you might have sensed, it is not simply you sweating more than expected (or enjoying spring in the North when it is generally winter) — indeed, the whole planet is sweating, as February 2020 ranked as the second-hottest February in the 141-year…

(CNN)The US is expected to stay warmer than average through the spring with widespread flooding, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced Thursday. 2020 started with the hottest January on record globally, followed by the second warmest February on record. The next three months are likely to continue this temperature…

Main Blog > The First Known Mouthbrooding Deep-Sea Fish Discovered While most fish cast their eggs and sperm in clouds and leave their young to develop by themselves, there are some fish (about 2 percent) who keep their fertilized eggs in their mouths. These fish are called “mouthbreeders”. This is a…

A radar image showing a tornado-warned storm moving into Kauai, HI, early on Tuesday, March 17, ... 2020. Gibson Ridge/NOAA The National Weather Service issued two rare tornado warnings for western Hawaii on Tuesday morning, the first tornado warnings for the state in over a decade. The storms resulted in…

Candidly, there is still no definitive answer on whether warmer Spring temperatures will slow the deadly COVID-19 coronavirus. There is a lot of conventional (and hopeful) wisdom out there that influenza and common colds are seasonal and tend to subside during the warm season so this will too. Bob Henson…

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If this winter season was not very wintery where you live, you're certainly not alone — that was the experience for most of the people in the Northern Hemisphere. According to NOAA, the winter of 2019-2020 was the warmest on record across all continents north of the equator. With an…

What winter? The months of December, January and February – which meteorologists define as winter here in the Northern Hemisphere – were the second-warmest on record, federal scientists announced Friday.Only the El Niño-fueled winter of 2015-16 was warmer, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said. El Niño, a natural warming of sea…

Home News Spaceflight DSCOVR had a prime view of a total solar eclipse that crossed the Pacific Ocean in 2016. (Image: © NASA image courtesy of the DSCOVR EPIC team) A disabled satellite that tracks space weather is back online after nine months of efforts to get it communicating with…

Climate change is messing with Washington’s cherry trees by forcing the plant’s pink-and-white blooms to pop earlier in the year. The new pattern, and the unpredictability it could bring, has caught the attention of scientists, but local shopkeepers should take note, too—as the change could affect when tourists come to…