The Threats in Motion researchteam hopes to use improving technology to increase warning time before severe weather hits. This is a collaboration years in the making, between the NOAA National ...

DAVENPORT, Iowa — Whether it's on our phones or on the air here at WQAD, all of us receive some type of alert when severe weather threatens. Now, the National Weather Service is looking to ...

When you’re viewing the Oregon Scientific Weather In Motion from a distance, it tells you the day of the week and the time in big numerals, with an icon showing you its interpretation of the ...

A stunning, blue-and-green visualization of the globe allows viewers to see the world's wind and weather patterns as forecast by supercomputers around the world. The striking animation, called ...

Wander the world one snapshot at a time. Explore striking moments of weather in motion across the globe in this week's slideshow. Men eat watermelon at a roadside fruit stall in Agartala, India on ...

The forward speed of tropical cyclones (which includes all hurricanes, tropical storms, and tropical depressions) has decreased globally by about 10% since 1949.

Slow motion spring continues with more snow chances and cool temperatures in the forecast. A breakdown of the next snow chance in the latest Weather Watch 12 blog.

Thank you for stopping by the Weather Watch 12 blog! Slow motion springs rolls on with clouds, on and off rain showers, chilly temperatures and even the possibility of snowflakes.