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In a bit of a rarity for the Centennial State, Colorado experienced a 3.9 magnitude earthquake Sunday evening. According to the U.S. Geological...
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Find out more about Tony: Tony Hake’s fascination with weather started as a sixth-grader, when an F2 tornado struck Thornton, Colorado, about 4 miles from his house – a twister that is still considered the worst ever to hit the Denver metro area. Out of that storm Tony's interest in weather, especially severe weather, grew. Now he is a true weather geek, an amateur meteorologist, trained Skywarn storm spotter and runs a highly successful local weather website. You can contact Tony at tony@exweather.com. |
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Sunday night a magnitude 4.7 earthquake rattled Los Angeles and its citizens causing minor damage but no reports of injuries. The temblor marks the...
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A 5.6 magnitude earthquake near Acapulco, Mexico rattled southwestern Mexico according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). No damage has been...
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Based on their latest analysis showing a weak El Nino event, Colorado State University hurricane forecasters have lowered their previous hurricane...
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A powerful earthquake in central Italy has claimed more than 100 lives, made 50,000 people homeless and flattened entire towns. The 6.3 magnitude...
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Mount Redoubt in Alaska has erupted yet again today, sending ash and smoke 50,000 feet into the sky. This makes it one of the largest eruptions of...
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After 20 years of remaining dormant, Mount Redoubt continues to erupt, spewing ash and smoke miles into the air and forcing the closure of Ted Stevens...
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Mount Redoubt, the much watched Alaskan volcano on the Kenai Peninsula, erupted four times overnight sending an ash cloud nine miles in the air. The...
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An underwater volcanic eruption (see video below) shot smoke and ash thousands of feet into the air and in the process, showed us Mother Nature at...
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Last week we reported on a presentation Al Gore gave at the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) annual meeting. It was as one...
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