Interview: Talking tornadoes with NOAA
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The violent storms that claimed lives in the Midwest and Southeast are part of an annual pummeling that sees an average of 1,000 tornadoes hit the United States. So far this year, there have been more than 150 twister reports.
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The National Hurricane Center is forecasting an active year for storms, but a new poll shows that people living in coastal areas still aren't prepared
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By Mike Branom, The Tribune, Mesa, Ariz.  Dec. 17--Into every life a little rain must fall.   Sure, but how much and when? University of Arizona climatologist Mike Crimmins and hydrologist Gary Woodard are asking for the Valley's help in answering those questions.
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As the world warms, the United States will face more severe thunderstorms with deadly lightning, damaging hail and the potential for tornadoes, a trailblazing study by NASA scientists suggests.
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A scientist using the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) has found a way to forecast solar radiation storms.
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On PHPied.com, Stoyan Stefanov shows how, via a simple bit of code (using some SimpleXML) he replaced the javascript widgets he was previously using for weather information.   So it was time for a change, since those buttons were generated by some javascripts, hosted by theweathernetwork, which is kind of a web 1.0 way of sharing content. In the days of APIs and stuff, this is a shame.   He dropped theweathernetwork.com's information and went for something a little more API-friendly - the weather feeds that Yahoo! offers. Once he figured out the right URL parameter to pass for the cities, it was just a matter of whipping up a 30 line script (using SimpleXML) to grab the weather information for the city and echo out the data.
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A veteran weather forecaster was named the new director of the National Hurricane Center on Friday.
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If you think we have crazy weather, consider this storm:
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Itâs hurricane season on the Carolina coast, and right now weâre between storms. But every time the sky starts to clear, the morning news announces something big and scary taking shape just over the horizon.
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A COMMUNITY radio station which lost its aerial in storms was rescued by the fire service hours before it was due to go on air.  7 Waves radio trains people from across Mer-seyside and was due to start broadcasting at midnight last night.
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Opinion: Michael H. Hugos asks his project team leaders five yes-or-no questions every week. They are the radar that keeps projects from running aground.
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By WEATHER UNDERGROUND  A strong storm moved through the Central Plains toward the Great Lakes Friday, spawning tornadoes and causing damage in Missouri.  Cool rain showers fell north of the system stretching from Montana to the Great Lakes.
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The head of the nation's weather and climate research agency says the biggest challenge facing the world is population growth and people's desire to live in coastal areas where they can be endangered by storms.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 6  /PRNewswire/ -- NOAA's National Weather Service awarded seven grants to improve local flood warning systems in order to help reduce the loss of life, property damage and disruption of commerce resulting from floods.
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Bill Proenza was on the job as director of the National Hurricane Center for less than a week when he delivered his first warning about the looming loss of a crucial forecasting tool: a rare satellite that measures winds during storms.
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Firefighter David Harmon thought he'd found a doll. Then it moved. As soon as he rolled Kyson Stowell over, the 11-month-old "took a gasp of air and started crying." The baby had only minor injuries, but his mother was one of 56 people killed by this week's tornado outbreak.
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Â·  No rain forecast in south of state until September Â·  Sprinklers and car washing could be stopped