Nearly 200 people were rescued and thousands forced to evacuated as extreme rainfall and dangerous flash flooding slams the Hawaiian islands.
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More than 85 locations have already set new daily records for the hottest March day on record, including in California, and in major cities like Las Vegas, Denver and Phoenix.
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Spring and winter are ready to battle it out across the Northeast this weekend, with brief spurts of 60-degree temperatures for parts of the Interstate 95 corridor, while the interior Northeast and New England prepare for another round of snow.
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The tropical Pacific trends toward a stronger El Niño—a change with significant implications for the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season. Here's a look at what that means, and how similar circumstances since 1990 played out.
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The FOX Forecast Center is tracking the most intense March heat wave ever observed in the U.S., which is currently baking the West as it expands farther into the Plains through the weekend.
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The most recent climate forecast from the NOAA shows that the La Niña climate pattern is now breaking down, with forecast models agreeing on the growing chance for a strong, and maybe even Super El Niño conditions during hurricane season.
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The single largest wildfire in Nebraska state history, the Morrill Fire, has scorched over 640,000 acres and left one person dead as firefighters finally begin to turn the tide on the generational blaze.
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As we approach the end of March, many people may be getting ready for shorts season, but a split in the Polar Vortex could bring a cooler end to the month for locations across the Northern Tier.
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A major shift in the global climate pattern is underway as the tropical Pacific starts to transition out of a fading La Niña and toward a potential El Niño later this year. Some forecast models suggest a strong or very strong El Niño will form, which could have major implications for the Atlantic hurricane season.
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A powerful ongoing atmospheric river is moving across the Pacific Northwest, increasing the risk of flash flooding and avalanches. This comes just days after a storm system caused torrential rain and feet of snow to fall in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana.
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