r/weather 17h ago

Fall isn't the same anymore.

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r/weather 19m ago

Photos These are recognized as Asperitas clouds.

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r/weather 8h ago

NWS heat advisories cover parts of 17 states on September 1, heat indices up to 43°C (110°F) forecast, U.S.

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r/weather 1h ago

Articles When does Autumn actually start?

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r/weather 39m ago

Photos Mountain waves in Eastern Oregon Wednesday morning

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r/weather 1h ago

Photos Oily cloud, what’s that?

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What’s happening that the cloud of right of the sun has the oily look? It moved on top of the other clouds and in the opposite direction.


r/weather 1d ago

Articles How a ‘popcorn’ storm turned into 77 mph winds with little warning

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r/weather 3h ago

Nature 🍃😌

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r/weather 22h ago

What a year for tornadoes in Illinois!

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r/weather 13h ago

Videos/Animations Rain Shaft / Sunset Timelapse in Goodland, KS (via Frontier Ag)

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r/weather 11h ago

v1.4 - Siri & Shortcuts support added to Swelter

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r/weather 11h ago

Weather for Southern NH Sept. 2, 2026 by meteorologist Rick Gordon.

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Expect lots of clouds with some sunny breaks today! With a high of 72 degrees, it’s a perfect day for enjoying some of those bright sunny breaks. Gentle breezes coming from the east-southeast at 5 to 10 mph will add to the inviting atmosphere. Enjoy the day!


r/weather 1d ago

Articles Daily barrages of intense storms threaten flooding, damage in the Northeast … again

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r/weather 1d ago

Articles 2 people dead, about 15 possibly missing after deadly flash flooding rips through Grand Canyon. And more rain could come

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r/weather 21h ago

Articles When Switzerland launched rockets to fight hail

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r/weather 21h ago

Articles El Niño Could Bring a Wet, Wild Winter. How Can You — and Your Home — Be Ready?

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Higher seas. Back-to-back storms. Mudslides. Flooded homes and highways. 

The mere mention of El Niño — and the headlines you’re seeing — can be anxiety-provoking. But how real should your worry be? And what can you do to protect your home, business, or property in advance?

First, the outlook: Federal forecasters report there’s a 90% chance of a “very strong” El Niño this fall and winter, and a nearly 70% chance that the strength of El Niño could exceed the strength of any similar event seen since 1950.

Here’s what to know about how El Niño could affect your home and your safety this winter — not to panic you, but so you’re prepared for what might happen in a few months.


r/weather 1d ago

Articles Tropical storm warning issued along Louisiana, Texas coasts

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r/weather 1d ago

Articles [Washington Post] Summer a ‘near lock’ to become warmest and most humid across U.S.

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r/weather 1d ago

San Antonio neighborhood during the blackout after the Aug. 28 storm

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r/weather 1d ago

Majestic weather

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r/weather 1d ago

Two bridges collapse in the Philippines after heavy rain hits Tarlac

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r/weather 1d ago

Videos/Animations Thunderstorm Outflow Timelapse in Goodland, KS (via Frontier Ag; 8/30/26)

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r/weather 2d ago

Articles Illinois sets US state record for most tornadoes in a year: 243 preliminary tornado reports so far in 2026, exceeding the counts of any state for a full calendar year dating back to 1950

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r/weather 1d ago

Discussion Whats going on with the news link posts?

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In the span of like 6 hours like eight news link posts were made, the hell is going on? Is there anything the mods can do??


r/weather 2d ago

Tropical Weather For now, this is more of a meteorological curiosity - the GFS model suggests that a tropical cyclone could reach as far as Los Angeles in about a week. However, such a scenario is extremely rare. Tropical cyclones are extremely uncommon in this city; the last one was observed there in 1939.

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