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FAA Probes Ice Chunk That Crashed Through Whittier Roof

The inquiry aims to determine the source of the ice to guide safety over crowded flight paths.

Miami County Declares Emergency After Giant Hail Hits Paola and Osawatomie

Agencies Confirm Daylight Meteor Over Northeast U.S. as Sonic Boom Jolts Cleveland

Hail Up to 4 Inches Slams Kansas City and Chicago, Damaging Cars and Disrupting Flights

Fireball Seen Across Netherlands as Fragments Damage Roofs in Germany

Nor’easter Dumps 19+ Inches on NYC as Thundersnow Strikes One World Trade Center

Italy’s Lovers’ Arch at Sant’Andrea Collapses on Valentine’s Day

Cousolre Hit by Violent Wind Burst as Investigators Probe Possible Tornado

Annular ‘Ring of Fire’ Eclipse Peaks Today, Fully Visible Only From Antarctica

NOAA Satellite Spots Striking 'Cloud Streets' Off Florida After Arctic Blast

Stalled Thunderstorm Drenches Antibes With Month’s Rain in Hours as Hail Blankets Streets

Experts Debunk Viral ‘Exploding Trees’ Claims as Frost Cracks During U.S. Arctic Cold

Winter Storm Fern Grounds Flights, Cuts Power to 600,000 as U.S. Death Toll Reaches 23

Severe Solar Storm Brings Rare Auroras to Germany, With 2026 Seen as Prime Aurora Year

Salt Lake City Leads U.S. Air Pollution for Second Day as Inversion Persists

Birmingham’s Pink Night Sky Confirmed To Be From St. Andrew’s LED Turf Lights

AEM Says Oklahoma Now Leads U.S. in Lightning Density for 2025

First Severe Frost of the Winter Grips Netherlands, With −10.6°C in Gilze-Rijen

State of Emergency as Atmospheric River Batters Southern California

Neil L. Frank, Longest-Serving U.S. Hurricane Center Director, Dies at 94