Today is National Weatherperson's Day, celebrated on Feb. 5 because that's when John Jeffries was born 282 years ago.

Every morning, before stepping out of the house, most people ask the same question. Will it rain today? Should I carry an ...

Today is National Weatherperson's Day, celebrated on Feb. 5 because that's when John Jeffries was born 282 years ago. Jeffries was a Boston doctor and Battle of Bunker Hill surgeon who became obsessed ...

Data point suggests the truckload market is both experiencing an fleeting anomaly and shifting to a different state. The post ...

Celebrating the many people who provide the weather information we need every day, this day is based on a birthday of one of ...

Georgia has begun deploying innovative, 3D-printed weather stations powered entirely by solar energy, delivering real-time climate data directly to farmers ...

Riders at downtown Market Street stations can expect phased closures and plenty of construction fencing while crews swap out the old machines for the new escalators. In a post on X today, BART said ...

Gill Instruments, an award-winning designer and manufacturer of meteorological and environmental measurement instruments, has ...

BMKG emphasized that environmental management remains the most critical factor in reducing hydrometeorological disaster risks. The shrinking number of retention ponds and water catchment areas across ...

Electronic devices may hold a wealth of information, but there’s nothing quite like a hands-on demonstration to make it stick.

Close-up observations of the Sun explain how solar flares start, grow, and send high-energy particles racing through space.

Before discussing experience design, congestion, or economic impact, cruise destinations must first understand who their passengers really are.  A cruise call is not a single group arriving at once.