Have you ever canceled your outdoor plans because of a bad weather forecast—only to be greeted by bright, sunny skies instead? That’s exactly what happened to my family earlier this year. In ...

Economists polled by Reuters and the Wall Street Journal had forecast an unchanged January. It followed increases of 0.5% in December and 0.2% in November. The January figures were up 3.3% ...

The Climate Prediction Center’s seasonal forecast indicates even chances of above- and below-average rainfall this spring.

A National Weather Service forecast has a 40% chance of snow Tuesday and 30% chance of snow Wednesday for the Lower Hudson Valley. An NWS-issued weather map for the region shows potential for less ...

U.S. natural gas futures dropped about 6% to a two-week low on Thursday on a surprise storage build and forecasts for milder ...

Many are warning that slashing its workforce could compromise the quality and accuracy of extreme weather forecasts that guide government responses to hurricanes, wildfires, tornadoes, floods and ...

Spring in Central California is expected to be cool and wet with storms arriving in March and early April, according to David Spector, meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Hanford. That’s ...

Southern California was “super dry” with “almost no rain for December and January, which are two ... Farmer Almanac’s 60-day extended forecast. The weather will transition from sunny ...

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A series of natural disasters, tragic air accidents, and an uptick in economic uncertainty over the past two months have ...

While most people know about NOAA and its daily weather forecasts, the agency also monitors and warns ... about one out of four jobs since President Donald Trump took office in January. “This is not ...

Although Tomorrow makes use of public weather data provided by agencies like NOAA, “90% of the Earth doesn’t have real-time, high-quality data” to use with forecast models, Elkabetz said.