weather
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December Was Likely the Hottest on Record for the U.S.
December 2021 can now add another dubious superlative to the weather record books. Preliminary data indicates it was the hottest December ever for the Lower 48.
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This Might Be the World’s First Festive Snow Globe That Generates Its Own Snow
As climate change continues to affect weather patterns, the odds of having snow for the holidays in some parts of the world have considerably decreased. Sean Hodgins came up with a solution to a lack of snow with a snow globe that generates its own. But unfortunately, the contraption is problematically power-hungry.
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Summer Solstice 2021: When Is the Longest Day of the Year in Australia?
The summer solstice is often referred to as the longest day of the year. But what does it really mean and when is it happening this year?
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How Climate Change May Have Contributed to the Deadly Quad State Tornado Outbreak
The death toll from Friday night’s destructive tornado outbreak in six states continues to rise. Fighting back tears, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said Monday that there are now 64 confirmed deaths in his state alone with at least 100 more people who are unaccounted for.