Melissa rapidly intensified into a hurricane on Saturday, Oct. 25, as it continued its slow slog across the Caribbean Sea on Oct. 25. Forecasters said the hurricane is expected to potentially power up to a Category 4 or 5 hurricane with winds over 150 mph.

Here's the weather forecast and potential impact for Saturday's matchup between the Spartans and Nittany Lions

So is the La Niña forecast missing in action? Or is the abnormal start to a La Niña winter actually not that abnormal? Well, it all has to do with the jet stream and the fact that climate patterns are just

Auroras might be seen again tonight, Wednesday, Nov. 12, across the nation thanks to another powerful coronal mass ejection that's headed for Earth.

Climate troublemaker La Niña will play a starring role in the United States' winter weather, federal forecasters from the Climate Prediction Center said Thursday, Nov. 13. This includes impacting Ohio's winter weather conditions.

What La Niña means for winter weather in Virginia