Tom Moore

The St. Lawrence River has been a valuable passageway from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean. The area from the mouth of the river

The evolution of broadcast meteorology goes hand in hand with scientific advances and the method by which information is communicated to the consumer. This is

In the midst of the American Revolution in 1780, what was becoming the United States of America was basically an agrarian society. Farmers had a

As they say …. “Time waits for no one”.  May 2, 2026 will be the 44th anniversary of the launch of The Weather Channel Cable

There have been a number of historic tornado outbreaks in the U.S. over the years but what was referred to as the “Super Outbreak” ,

I often articles about the weather influencing major war battles throughout history. One of the most dynamic and influential events occurred many centuries ago !

For residents of the Northeast, April is the proverbial “box of chocolates” when it comes to weather. Winter has a habit of overstaying its welcome.

Since Easter Sunday usually falls between late March and early April (as the tornado season revs up) we can assume that throughout weather history that

April snowstorms in the northeastern U.S. aren’t common but they can occur on occasion. Such was the case 44 years ago when a blizzard wreaked

A significant tornado outbreak occurred took place from March 24–28, 2021 across the South only one week after an outbreak affected many of the same