Burn off is the process of fog gradually dissipating as the sun warms the air, causing the water droplets to evaporate from ...

Depending on what the weather is like where you are ... the most obscure corners of the English language have precisely the right word for you. Presumably derived from an even older French ...

While a funnel cloud may look like a tornado and form the same way, there's a very distinct difference between the two.

There’s an old-fashioned English word for this experience ... Apricity isn’t only about the weather. Apricity can define an unexpected change in attitude when your heart senses a feeling ...

The Saharan Air Layer is a dry, dusty air mass from the Sahara Desert that travels across the Atlantic each summer, impacting ...

Americans have no lack of idioms for snow and other features of winter weather. Here are 15 of them from all over the United States found in the Dictionary of American Regional English (DARE).

This is an image of Vesta, the third-largest asteroid in our solar system. Vesta measures roughly 330 miles in diameter. This segment originally appeared in today's edition of the Morning Brief ...

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