As the seasons change, these tips will help you deal with wind
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After a season of near misses in golf&#39;s major championships, Ernie Els fired back Sunday to tame the difficult Ireland conditions at the American Express World Golf Championship and quiet the critics.
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In terms of climate change, the weather matters a lot less than how people respond to it.
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The National Weather Service is revamping the way it has issued severe weather warnings for decades with a new system designed to mark a geographic bull's eye where a storm will hit.
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Strong winds in the upper atmosphere drew down a near-record amount of ozone-destroying gases last year, according to a new study, and such winds may become more frequent as Earth heats up.
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As the summer swelters on, skyscrapers and apartments around the city will crank up air conditioners and push the city's power grid to the limit &#151; but some have found a cool alternative.
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Just because it's September, on autumn's cusp, don't expect cool, crisp air for the Washington area -- not just yet, at least. Today and tomorrow, it's still going to be hot, humid and summerlike.
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In comic books, weather manipulation is a tool for world domination. In reality, it could be salvation for states suffering through a drought. By Ron Berler from Wired magazine.
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Floridians can go back to worrying about hurricanes.
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By Stan Finger, The Wichita Eagle, Kan.  Jun. 6--Bring in the lawn furniture.   Tie down the garbage cans, the trampoline and the gazebo with something hefty.   Today will be windy in the Wichita area and much of central and northern Kansas, forecasters say.
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By Michael Buettner, The Post and Courier, Charleston, S.C.  Feb. 13--Spring forward, fall back ...
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The answer, my friend, is blowing in the wind.
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Various parts of the UK, particularly Scotland and Northern Ireland, are set to be hit strong winds.
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By Jennifer Caballero, The Record, Hackensack, N.J.  Sep. 17--Autumn is the time to admire the ever-changing foliage of the  trees. But for homeowners, it's also the season for picking up leaves, hewing  branches and trimming dying hedges.
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Keep your boots, long johns and snow shovels handy this winter if you live in the East, the Farmers' Almanac's forecast suggests. Residents of the West, however, can look forward to a milder winter this time around.
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Better weather forecasts to prepare for storms and planning for energy needs months in advance are among the benefits expected from a planned Earth Observation System.
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By Bob Mims, The Salt Lake Tribune  Mar. 7--Spring ahead, fall behind, the old daylight saving saying goes.  But this year, you'll be doing that both sooner and later.
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By Pete GrathoffThe daytime highs sometimes struggle to reach the teens in Missouri, and more than 2 feet of snow has hit parts of Kansas. What's a hunter to do? Throw an extra log on the fire, grab another blanket and dream of the chase once spring comes.