However, seeing a green sky does not necessarily mean that a tornado is imminent. It is also not a reliable indicator of a storm's intensity, since the change in color is likely linked to the time ...

Nothing inspires people to take a moment out of their lives to look at the sky more than a beautiful sunset or sunrise.

Based on the time of day, the sun’s angle, the density of a cloud (for example, how much rain is in the cloud), dust in the sky — a combination of all of those factors can determine what part ...

What about when the sky takes on a green color during storms? The bluish-green color is perceived when there are large amounts of water and ice in that thunderstorm.

Available Moisture. This is two faceted and likely the biggest reason our chances for rain didn’t play out today. There are two elements of moisture we‘re talking about here.

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport has long been the official rain gauge for metro Phoenix. Why, especially when Valley weather varies a lot?