If you've watched a thunderstorm during the late afternoon or early evening, you may notice that the sky turns green before it begins to hail. What causes this change in the color of the sky?

From tornadoes to floods, wildfires, and snow, this week will see it all. Spring is here, and the changing weather patterns mean that all types of severe weather are on the menu. Here are the five things you need to know about the weather this week across the country.

Norman, OK – February 27, 2018 — Weather Decision Technologies, Inc.® (WDT), the world’s leading decision support and weather analytics company, announces new daily planners designed to assist decision-makers with significant winter weather, thunderstorm, and rainfall decisions. These threat summaries assist companies in making early decisions to save time and money while also ensuring the safety of personnel.

On February 24, 2018, a potent storm system tracked from the Southern Plains into the Upper Midwest, resulting in widespread showers and thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, and severe weather across ten states. The WeatherOps Thunderstorm and Rainfall Planner informed clients of the potential for these threats well in advance.

Do you ever have one of those mornings where you just wake up with a headache? Or maybe the day is going just fine and then as the wind changes and clouds roll in, your head begins to hurt. Sure, it may be caused by work stress, but it may also be caused by the weather.

As 2017 comes to an end, let's look back at some of the significant weather events we blogged or socialized about this year. From blizzards to wildfires to hurricanes, it was a busy year. Take a look back with us.

Weather and climate disasters are occurring at an alarming rate in the US. Hurricanes, wildfires, drought, tornadoes; all can cause a catastrophic loss in a matter of seconds. But are these extreme events occurring more often than in past decades?

Weather can be scary for many, especially when there are severe thunderstorms. Luckily, understanding radar can help people understand better what type of weather is coming their way. This Halloween, let's take a look at some eerie RadarScope images!

On October 21, a tornado developed southwest of Oklahoma City, near Goldsby, causing damage to a casino. Both a NEXRAD radar and a Terminal Doppler Weather Radar (TDWR) in the area detected the storm, but there are some notable differences in the radar images from each.

One day the sky is clear blue and another day clouds are there to create a beautiful sunset. Clouds can also have a negative connotation when associated with a thunderstorm or hurricane. However, take a look at them from space and you may have a new appreciation for even those clouds you might consider scary.