While inflation and supply chain issues are having a profound effect on the cost of everything, you’re going to receive a double whammy on things related to weather and how it affects how much you’ll pay this year. Sticker shock: Flood insurance price quadruples for some As insurers are dealing …
Read MoreThe coldest air of the season will grip the eastern US. The southern Plains sees its coldest temperatures in 7 months, while below freezing temps will be reached in many areas. Another cold front moves into the West tomorrow. The coldest air of the season moves in The coldest air …
Read MoreThe National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) released its annual outlook for the coming winter, which calls for warmer conditions throughout the majority of the US for 2021-2022. A look at each region… Most of US will see a warmer winter in 2021-2022 The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is …
Read MoreBeyond being known as the Sunshine State, Florida has long been associated with being the lightning capital of America. A new study shows that is no longer the case. Find out which state gets the most lightning. Florida loses title of America’s lightning capital, the new winner is… Around 100 …
Read MoreThunderstorms over the central US will bring the threat of flooding to at least four states, while winter weather continues in the West with heavy snow moving into the upper Midwest and a blizzard warning and more. Thunderstorms will bring flooding threat to central US Thunderstorms stretching from Texas to …
Read MoreTemperatures are expected to spike toward August-like heat in some northern areas, while most of the US will see above-average conditions during October, with the exception of the extreme West, Arizona, and Florida. The factor driving the above-average temperatures is the development of La Niña, which forecasters say will emerge …
Read MoreIf the planet continues to warm at its current pace, the average 6-year-old will live through triple the amount of climate disasters than that of their grandparents, according to a new study published in the journal Science. New climate study suggests turbulent future for today’s children due to increased climate …
Read MoreIt has been an exceptionally hot summer. Extreme drought, melting glaciers, and July as the hottest month on Earth ever recorded, bring a slew of problems, especially for the West, including electricity and water supply. 1-in-3 Lake Powell chance Lake Powell unable to generate hydropower due to drought conditions, new …
Read MoreNicholas made landfall in Texas as a Category 1 hurricane early Tuesday, but it has since downgraded to a tropical storm with sustained winds of 70 mph. Flash flooding is expected in the deep South over the next few days. Nicholas slams into Texas, over half a million without power …
Read MoreAugust begins the most active time of Atlantic hurricane season, with the climatological peak on September 12 marking the halfway point, all the more reason to take precautions and stay prepared, it’s far from over yet. The 2021 Atlantic hurricane season will reach midpoint this week On September 12, the …
Read MoreNow that we’re officially heading into flu season, it’s the perfect time to focus on boosting your immune system. While no supplement or food will cure a disease or keep you 100% safe from a virus, there are certain foods that can work to keep your body strong. In fact, …
Read MoreDowngraded Tropical Depression Ida will move north bringing severe weather and a flooding threat from the South to the Northeast, while strong thunderstorm activity in the West brings flash flood threat. Plus: more than a million without power in Louisiana and thousands powerless elsewhere as could take weeks to recover, …
Read MoreInstagram influencers and millennials love to throw the term “self-care” around, but often times it can lead to unhealthy habits and bad coping skills. While it’s important to take time for oneself and to focus on self-betterment, the term self-care can be confused with self-indulgence. We’re all trying to get …
Read MoreThe first thing I used to do every morning was down a cup of coffee. Then, about one hour later, I went for my second cup. Around 2 or 3 p.m., when I was starting to feel a little sluggish, I tended to have my third cup of the day. …
Read MoreFrom our friends at HeyPumpkin: I’ve written a lot recently about hormone health, because it’s just a sad fact that most of the be-uterined among us are in need of some extra support in that area. We’ve discussed how to love up your hormones with the right supplements, the right …
Read MoreDo you ever look at people who go to the gym for fun and wonder why they put themselves through such torture? Don’t worry, it’s totally OK if you do. While there are plenty of people out there who love running on treadmills, pumping iron, and pushing their bodies to the …
Read MoreTropical storm Ida has formed and is rapidly strengthening and expected to arrive in the Gulf Coast on late Sunday or Monday as a Category 3 hurricane, watches have been issued for Louisiana and Mississippi. Ida barreling toward US as potential category 3 hurricane Tropical storm Ida has formed …
Read MorePotatoes are America’s favorite vegetable. Sweet potatoes, while not as popular as white potatoes, are thought to be healthier… but are they? When you compare the health benefits of the two different types of potatoes, that’s not necessarily the case. Let’s take a look. Nutritional Comparison A medium sweet potato …
Read MoreWhen I think of winter my mind immediately goes to overindulging. Between Thanksgiving, Christmas, and the insane amount of sweets available, my diet definitely goes down the drain between the months of November and January. And, because I don’t necessarily take care of my body during the holiday season, this …
Read MoreUSA Olympic gymnast Simone Biles took an exit from the world’s biggest stage to prioritize her well-being, something so many others need but fail to do. Here are five overwhelming signs you need to take a mental health break. The lesson about mental health we can learn from Simone Biles …
Read MoreTropical Storm Fred could reach hurricane strength before it makes landfall Monday night at the Florida Panhandle, and the NHC is warning of “life-threatening inundation. Meanwhile, Tropical Depression Grace heads for Haiti on the heels of a devastating earthquake. “Life-threatening” situation as Tropical Storm Fred approaches Florida The National Hurricane …
Read MoreThe National Weather Service says a disturbance that has already triggered a tropical storm warning for several islands in the Atlantic is expected to become “Fred” the season’s 6th named storm, reaching Florida by Saturday. Tropical storm expected to form in the Atlantic, could reach Florida by Saturday The National …
Read MoreHere’s a look at what you can expect for temperatures and weather in August, as the first week will bring an expansive flash flooding threat and lower temperatures in the East, and soaring temperatures in the Northwest. Early August weather outlook It’s a tale of two halves, as the East …
Read MoreThe NWS has issued heat warnings that stretch from the Northwest through the nation’s midsection to the South, while thunderstorms spanning North and South will bring potential severe weather and flooding. Dangerous heat stretches through the nation A band of heat will run diagonally, stretching from the northern Rockies across …
Read MoreSigns that climate change is beginning to affect worldwide weather emerged this week as catastrophic flooding swept through Germany and China while the US and Russia battle widespread wildfires. Climate change beginning to wreak global havoc through extreme weather This past week extreme weather struck around the world. Europe and …
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