Satellites sweep the skies and supercomputers hum, yet out on the water, on the savanna, and above our neighborhoods, animals are already reacting to the storm that hasn’t shown up on your phone. This is the quiet forecast: a hive’s sudden hush, a flock’s abrupt U-turn, a shark’s descent that reads like a barometer ...
They look like something out of a fever dream: two funnels chewing across the same skyline, carving parallel scars into fields and memory. For decades, double tornadoes were treated like meteorological folklore, the kind of thing you heard about from a neighbor’s cousin. Now, high-resolution radar and storm-chaser videos have turned the mystery into a ...
Hurricane Idalia arrived like a switch flipped in the night – dark water rising into quiet streets, tree lines bowing, and radar blossoms sharpening with unnerving speed. Behind that drama sits a deeper story about oceans warming, winds shifting, and our models racing to keep up. The U.S. has endured a drumbeat of supercharged storms ...
