A blocking pattern has taken shape this week, meaning heavy rain and possible storms will linger for a large portion of the South and Northeast.

In 2024, beekeepers across the U.S. lost 62% of their bees, the most extensive loss recorded. With spring comes new hope for rebuilding that population and it begins with something that might be scary to stumble upon, bee swarms. So we asked the experts at Southeast Bee Removal in Georgia why swarms are more prevalent in spring and why you shouldn’t panic if you see one.

Here's when you'll want to keep an eye out for this one.

While we don't expect an epic earthquake anytime soon, if one occurs, it could make it much more likely to flood in parts of the Pacific Northwest according to a new study.

It looked like it was snowing in some parts of Texas and New Mexico over the weekend. Watch this video to see how thunderstorms bombarded some areas with heavy hail, fierce winds and rain.