What Causes Tornadoes To Form? Why Are They Hard To Predict?

Medicine & Technology Feb 15, 2024

Why are tornadoes so difficult to predict? Read to find out.

What Are Waterspouts? How Do Tornadoes Form Over Water?

Feb 15, 2024

The warm water of tropical oceans can develop an intense columnar vortex which are known as waterspouts. Read the article to find out more.

Violent Volcano Spews Out Tornadoes and Exploding Lava After 800 Years of Inactivity

Aug 04, 2023

The Litli-Hrútur volcano started spilling lava and toxic gas from a 2,600-foot fissure; but as its eruption eased, its fissure became just 250 feet long. Read to learn more.

Is It Possible for Lightning to Strike in the Same Place Twice? Here’s What Scientists, NASA Tell Us

Mar 09, 2022

Disasters like floods, tornadoes, and hurricanes, among others hit the same place twice. It’s different with lightning. Find out what NASA says about it.

Tornado Watch: Roads Closed And Power Services Down In East Texas Because Of Storms

Apr 13, 2020

Sunday morning's storms knocked out power and caused floods throughout East Texas. Local police urge everyone to avoid the following locations.

Mobile Homes In The U.S. Are More Vulnerable To The Unstable Weather Events Like Tornadoes

May 05, 2017

A new research study reveals that the increasing use of the mobile homes in the U.S. is not good as these homes are more vulnerable to the bad weather events like tornadoes.

Warblers Flee, As Warnings from Mother Nature Reveal Coming Storms

Dec 20, 2014

In the study of ecology, it’s long been known that animals have a sort of sixth sense above and beyond what humans can perceive. Perhaps through the aid of their keen senses of smell or their abnormally acute sense of hearing, animals such as dogs are able to sense the presence of cancers, the onset of seizures, and even changes in the climate. But in a new study led by UC Berkeley ecologist Henry Streby, it’s birds that are sensing a change. Golden-winged warblers to be exact.