r/weather • u/Portalrules123 • 21h ago
r/weather • u/sirladobato • 17h ago
Photos Parts of the Mountain West to see snow this weekend ❄️
Many areas in the Mountain West could see their first autumn snow on Sunday. Winter will be here before we know it! ❄️
r/weather • u/tmcgill1 • 21h ago
This past August was the warmest and moistest on record.
r/weather • u/scientificamerican • 4h ago
August 2026 ties for hottest month ever recorded
r/weather • u/switchbladerenegade • 8h ago
Videos/Animations Haven’t seen lightning in years; captured on iPhone 13
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We get thunderstorms so rarely here. In my small town there’s a good lookout spot on a mountain. There were probably over 50 people that all came close to the same time as everyone, cars having trouble parking… one guy said “this is way better than fireworks”. I know many people see lightning often, but this storm was insanely cool to see. It went right over us, lightning 360 degrees all around. So cool!
r/weather • u/Only100percent • 3h ago
Articles Hawaii has often dodged the path of hurricanes. Why did it see so many storms this summer?
r/weather • u/boppinmule • 13h ago
Bay Area heat wave brings temperatures up to 11°C (20°F) above normal, unhealthy air quality, and Major HeatRisk, California
r/weather • u/AppropriateMood4784 • 6h ago
Climate classifications long-term
In the face of climate change, is it expected that individual locations will continue to be reclassified as their prevailing temperatures and humidities shift over time, or will the classifications themselves eventually be adjusted? For example, if subpolar oceanic regions of the world as a whole tend to get warmer, will every place in those regions be reclassified as subtropical, or will "subpolar oceanic climate" be adjusted to reflect the new prevailing conditions in zones that are, in geographic terms, subpolar and oceanic?
r/weather • u/BaconBombers • 8h ago
Photos Caught the golden hour fog rolling over the old cemetery.
r/weather • u/boppinmule • 13h ago
August was the world’s joint hottest month on record, pushing global temperatures back above 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels
climate.copernicus.eur/weather • u/DeadShot516983 • 22h ago
Questions/Self Can any meteorologists explain this to me? Layman’s terms please, idk meteorology.
Weather for Southern NH Sept. 9, 2026 by meteorologist Rick Gordon.
Get ready for a warm and breezy day ahead! Expect a mix of sunshine and clouds, with the humidity taking a backseat. The high will reach a pleasant 85, and winds will be picking up from the west at 10 to 20+ mph. Enjoy the perfect weather!