The solar seasons — which change every six to 18 months from "bursty" to quiet, and vice versa — have been realistically simulated for the first time in a computer model.

Storm clusters known as mesoscale convective systems will pose a much greater flooding risk later this century in a warming climate.

Two new studies have significantly improved scientists’ ability to predict the strength and duration of droughts caused by La Niña.

A major new paper finds that a well-designed climate system would deliver trillions of dollars in benefits.

A panel of experts highlighted federally funded scientific advances that enable the growing weather industry to deliver targeted forecasts to consumers and businesses.