July's outlook for the U.S. has become tricky, especially with how long heat will last. Here's our latest thinking not only on temperatures, but also rainfall.

On average, hundreds die each year in the U.S. due to heat, more than any other weather. Here's why it's deadlier than lightning, tornadoes and hurricanes.

After Tropical Storm Arthur's brush near Houston, you may wonder if a hurricane is a concern for some World Cup cities. Here's what history shows through July.

One state far and away leads the pack in 2026 for both confirmed and reports of tornadoes. It's not the one you think.

Here's how hot and humid the World Cup cities in the U.S., Mexico and Canada typically are in June and July, and how much it's increasing in a warming world.