Fall is just a couple weeks away, and you know what that means, sweaters, pumpkin spice, hayrides, bonfires and cooler weather! So much for the Continue Reading
Weather Blog
Blown Away: Today in Weather History!
All eyes are on strengthening Hurricane Dorian as it continues to make its way towards Florida and other parts of the Southeast this Labor Day Continue Reading
Hurricane Dorian, How It Formed, And What It Means
At around 2 pm EDT on August 28, the National Hurricane Center released a statement with important implications: Tropical Storm Dorian, a swirling mass of Continue Reading
High Risk of Severe Weather
While not pertaining to local weather or any interesting fact, today has a possibility of being a historic day for the weather community. The SPC Continue Reading
With Rain Comes Sleep
For those who are in Ball State University, it’s the week before finals, and that means everyone is dead tired from all that studying. But Continue Reading
Wait, we have different fronts?
The atmosphere is a machine that constantly moves air around. But the core thing to remember about the atmosphere is that certain chunks of it Continue Reading
Flu Season + Weather = Problems
Spring might be a time of sunshine and coming of life, but with it comes some nasty surprises, including allergies and the flu. But just Continue Reading
Why Tornadoes Happen and How to Prepare
Springtime is a time of life. We have plants coming back from death, animals coming from the ground, and life just coming back in general. Continue Reading
Springing to Life: Why We Have Seasons
Next week will be the start of astronomical spring, which is on March 20. It might not feel that way now, but it is approaching. Continue Reading
“Storm of the Century” – 26 years ago
On March 12th, 1993, this day 26 years ago, it is safe to say that a storm was brewing. The storm of the century in Continue Reading