Adam Berg

In 1976, Coloradans dismantled Denver's Olympic torch before it could be lit. With the 2024 Summer Olympic Games opening in Paris tonight, it seems like a top-of-mind moment to revisit a hard lesson in the complex politics of growth.

South Florida is in the last throws of the Saharan dust season, but another large plume could move back into the region late this weekend.

We are currently monitoring a tropical wave an elongated area of low pressure, in the central Atlantic as it pushes west.

Tropical storm warnings and watches were issued for portions of the Florida Keys and the state’s west coast Friday for a potential tropical cyclone that could become the next named storm.

A slow-moving tropical storm will almost always produce more rainfall than a fast-moving major hurricane

Attention stargazers: the next full moon arrives Monday Aug. 19, but this won't be any ordinary full moon.

The National Hurricane Center says the system has a 20% chance of developing into a tropical cyclone in the next seven days.

A storm producing heavy rain and lightning is pushing west pretty quickly, impacting areas from Davie to Pembroke Pines.

Forecasters are tracking a disorganized area of showers and thunderstorms in the Central Tropical Atlantic that could become a tropical depression.

Once again, localized flooding and frequent lightning appear likely. Mother Nature continues to remind South Florida that we are firmly in rainy season, and Tuesday looks like more of the same.