A nail in the coffin of man-made warming?
If we break free of dogma and examine all factors, what might we learn?
NOAA deploys a new generation of AI-driven global weather models
With AI models, what really matters is who is feeding them information.
AI can raise more questions than it answers
A society that relies on speed and sound bites will not do the dirty work to question the rapid-fire answers AI can give us.
A huge Grok beatdown of climate hysteria
Grok: This is the only weather we've got, and it's pretty good at keeping us alive.
Hurricane Melissa perspective
Melissa was the product of large natural cycles that overwhelm man's contribution.
Karen naming underscores the call to overhaul hurricane classifications
The naming of Karen in the North Atlantic as a subtropical storm is laughable.
Academia awakening to my almost two decade call on hurricanes
I have been advocating for an overhaul of the Saffir-Simpson scale since 2008.
Game on in the tropics
The 2025 hurricane season might yet pack a punch.
An early look at winter
The threat of a cold winter looms.
Can the weather help end the Russia-Ukraine war?
Will there be a harsh enough winter to impact this?
Tragic Texas floods were weather, not climate
The climate-left and politicians craving a return to power lost no time politicizing this tragedy to push their agendas.
Before the heart of the hurricane season update
The main development region should see near-normal activity.
I’m a young meteorologist who questioned the idea of man-made climate change
FROM CHRIS MARTZ: The climate zealots wanted me punished, silenced, and expelled.
WATCH: Meteorologist explains why Texas river flooded and NOAA’s many warnings
Pat Cavlin's report makes it clear that the flood was weather, not climate, and efforts to modernize and streamline NOAA were not a factor. NOAA did its job.
A dissection of a busted forecast for the southern plains summer
Training thunderstorm activity is notorious for producing flash flood disasters.