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Record hailstone in Illinois, Credit: NOAA NCEI

Illinois Hailstone Smashes State Record

A massive hailstone from a March severe weather outbreak has officially been confirmed as the largest ever recorded in Illinois.

Drought Persists Across Much Of The U.S.

Drought conditions expanded again this week, with more than 100 million people now living in areas experiencing drought.

WBGT takes into account air temperature, humidity, wind, cloud cover and sun angle. That makes it a better tool for understanding how your body may respond to heat during outdoor activity.

Why Heat Index Is Not Enough for Athletes

It’s late summer. The sun has been blazing all day, and you and your kid have been dreading soccer practice.

Firefighters battling wildfires in California

Super El Nino Could Impact Wildfire Risk

A Super El Nino Is Coming and Could Impact Wildfire Risk in the Pacific Northwest

Hurricane Humberto as seen from NOAA’s GOES-East satellite on Sept. 15, 2019. (Image credit: NOAA )

How Hurricane Names Are Chosen and Retired

Every hurricane has a name, but have you ever wondered who picks them or why some names disappear forever? Here's how the hurricane naming system works.

Meteorological Fall Is Officially Here

Grab the pumpkin spice and break out the fall decor. Meteorological fall officially begins September 1.

How Hurricane Names Are Chosen and Retired

Every hurricane has a name, but have you ever wondered who picks them or why some names disappear forever? Here's how the hurricane naming system works.

Meteorological Fall Is Officially Here

Grab the pumpkin spice and break out the fall decor. Meteorological fall officially begins September 1.

Flash Flood Watch and Warning Defined

In this Sunday, July 21, 2019, photo, a tanker releases a wave of fire retardant into the crest of a wildfire line in Flagstaff, Ariz. (Ben Shanahan/Arizona Daily Sun via AP)

Wildfire Safety Tips

Although late summer is the prime wildfire season across large parts of the U.S., wildfires are still plentiful, even out of season.

This house is flooded by the Cross Lake near Shreveport, La. Submitted by WeatherBug user Mary Nash on March 9, 2016.

Flood Safety Tips

Flash flooding is one of the biggest killers in the U.S. and it happens everywhere.

Look Before You Lock! Heat Safety in Vehicles

High temperatures can be especially deadly while travelling.

Hurricane evacuation routes are posted in many coastal locations in case you have to leave the area as a tropical storm or hurricane approaches (pixabay.com).

Hurricane Preparedness: When a Hurricane or Tropical Storm is Approaching

You’re directly in the path of a tropical storm or hurricane. What should you do to prepare before the storm strikes?

Look Before You Lock! Heat Safety in Vehicles

High temperatures can be especially deadly while travelling.

Hurricane Preparedness: When a Hurricane or Tropical Storm is Approaching

You’re directly in the path of a tropical storm or hurricane. What should you do to prepare before the storm strikes?

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Illinois Hailstone Smashes State Record

Drought Persists Across Much Of The U.S.

Why Heat Index Is Not Enough for Athletes

Super El Nino Could Impact Wildfire Risk

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How Hurricane Names Are Chosen and Retired

Meteorological Fall Is Officially Here

How Hurricane Names Are Chosen and Retired

Meteorological Fall Is Officially Here

Flash Flood Watch and Warning Defined

Wildfire Safety Tips

Flood Safety Tips

Look Before You Lock! Heat Safety in Vehicles

Hurricane Preparedness: When a Hurricane or Tropical Storm is Approaching

Look Before You Lock! Heat Safety in Vehicles

Hurricane Preparedness: When a Hurricane or Tropical Storm is Approaching