After a long, cold winter, a warm front can sound like a welcome development. But sometimes they can create a little trouble. Here’s Meteorologist Derek Witt with this Weather Word of the Week.

The leading edge of a wildfire where flames actively spread and the landscape changes in real time.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In everyday terms, the word “wedge” can mean to become stuck or forced into a tight space. In weather terms, “wedge” can be very ...

Radar beams quite literally move at the speed of light, and when they bounce off an object in the sky and return to the radar site to be collected and analyzed, we called that an “echo.” For weather ...

After a stretch of active weather throughout the US, Meteorologist Zack Webster counts the number of storm reports made in Alabama and beyond since 2026 began. Spring-like warmth will continue ...