NOAA's GOES-18 satellite captures a jaw-dropping dust storm tearing through New Mexico, shocking scientists with wave-like winds up to 58 mph.

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GOES-18 is part of a network of satellites that enable meteorologists to accurately monitor and forecast local weather events that impact public safety, among them thunderstorms, tornadoes, hurricanes ...

Expect dry and warm weather today, with highs running 5 to 8 degrees above normal. Skies will be mostly clear, though a few ...

The owner of an old commercial building at 302 N. Lincoln Ave. has given it to the City of York, which plans to demolish it.

Space exploration missions have revealed that polar vortices aren’t uncommon beyond Earth. They’ve been observed throughout ...

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Port McNeill is living proof of Gerry Furney’s words. It’s home to third- and fourth-generation loggers, while its timberlands, which were spared the worst of the industrial logging excesses of the ...

Earth isn't as extreme as the sci-fi desert planet Arrakis, of Dune fame. But it still hosts some colossal dust storms. On ...

One of the most significant impacts was the closure of the Pan-American Highway, a vital artery for regional transportation.

The type of dust storm, known as a “haboob,” caused hazardous weather conditions in Mexico's border region, prompting ...

A massive dust storm rolled through northern Mexico on Saturday, leading to health concerns and road closings. The storm hit ...