Author: Doyle Rice, USA TODAY

Tornadoes are typically one of the dangers that develop before and after hurricanes make landfall, and Idalia is no exception.

A developing tropical system in the Caribbean is moving toward the Gulf of Mexico and could affect Florida by next week, forecasters said.

Emperor penguin colonies saw unprecedented breeding failure in a part of Antarctica where there was total sea ice loss in 2022.

A heat wave is scorching parts of the central and southern U.S. this week as a massive dome of high pressure remains in place over the regions.

It doesn’t take a storm to cause ruinous flooding along our coasts, and El Niño is expected to worsen this “high tide” flooding over the next year.

Residents in the central U.S. this week are enduring a potentially record-breaking August heat wave.

Waves and surf along the California coast are getting bigger and taller because of global warming, a new study suggests.

The intense, deadly heat wave that scorched portions of the planet in July had “the fingerprints of climate change,” according to a new report.

It has been a rather busy first two months of the hurricane season, experts say, but the real risks start ramping up in August.