There are several scenarios regarding Melissa's future. Those include the potential for torrential, flooding rainfall and high winds. Here's what could happen.

Winter is just around the corner and could come on strong for parts of the U.S. With a La Niña underway, we will break down how this could impact your winter weather.

Severe storms will once again threaten parts of the South as we get into the latter part of the week. Thursday and Friday, storms are expected to fire up across the South, including much of Oklahoma and Texas. By Saturday, the storms begin to push eastward, into the Lower Mississippi River Valley. The slow-moving nature of this system will lead to the possibility of flash flooding in some locations. Watch to see the latest on the timing of these storms.

A surprise crashed down onto a West Texas farm earlier this month, courtesy of NASA. The agency’s Columbia Scientific Balloon Facility, which sends research balloons 20 miles in the atmosphere, called local resident Ann Walter to confirm that she had found their lost equipment.

Lake-effect season is beginning to be felt in the Great Lakes region, but it's not quite cold enough for snow. Here's why the lake-effect season is much more than snow.