- The East Coast of Florida has endured severe storm conditions over the last few days, with persistent rainfall expected to wrap up Tuesday. The area has experienced an historic rain event that has triggered widespread flash flooding, leaving two people dead.
- Astronomers have their eyes glued to the sky this week as NASA’s iconic Neil Gehrels Swift Telescope is expected to re-enter Earth’s atmosphere on Wednesday, nearly 22 years after launch.
- El Niño is in full swing, and while we've seen its impacts on hurricanes, both with an overactive season in the Pacific and an underactive season in the Atlantic, its impacts are far wider than just the weather.
- Storms continue across the U.S., while heavy rain and dangerous flooding impact parts of Florida. The Sunshine State remains a concern as record downpours transforms communities.
- A broad non-tropical low-pressure system is likely to form from a dying front northeast of the Bahamas over the next day or two. Thursday and Friday, as it tracks out to sea over the warm Atlantic waters, it could become tropical enough to be named Subtropical or Tropical Storm Kyle by the National Hurricane Center.
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