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Have you ever experienced a king tide? Some of the highest tides of the year are expected along Florida's coast this weekend, increasing the risk of coastal flooding. Here's why these tides can have such a big impact:
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104 matches. 3 nations. 16 cities. But for the world-class athletes competing in 2026, the toughest opponents will be the weather. 🌎⚽️
From grueling altitudes to suffocating humidity, @mikebettes breaks down the science of playing in North America using Immersive Mixed Reality.
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⚽️☀️ Introducing the Fan Comfort Index.
FCI combines heat, humidity, wind, precipitation and UV exposure into a simple score to help fans better understand how weather may impact the fan experience.
Follow forecasts throughout the summer of soccer on The Weather Channel.
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Also on @pattrn this weekend:
The challenges faced by New Orleans and the recent news/plans involving relocation…
The brilliant 12 foot walls protecting lower Manhattan from flooding that you can raise with the push of a button…
Storm surge protection using inflatable walls (FlowStop USA) that you can use to protect your home and garage….
Would creating a CAT 6 really cause people to take CAT 5 storms less seriously? People sometimes underestimate the strength of “less strong” hurricanes: but you can have a CAT 2 (Ike) Hurricane with a 15 foot storm surge.
(A year or so back, I believe it was Dr. Knabb who said that if you have a storm that was a CAT 5 out at sea but is only a CAT 3 when it makes landfall, it may still have some characteristics that people associate with a 5, but unfortunately, people get a false sense of security based on a number that really only describes wind speed.)
They also discussed that while El Niño years do tend to reduce the number of Atlantic hurricanes, it doesn’t mean you can’t still have some very big ones…
What’s in your disaster kit? 😉
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Today on @pattrn (a climate change talk show) they shared @ClimateCentral’s reporting on this beautiful Crystal River Florida home that’s designed to withstand CAT 5 hurricanes: climatecentral.org/video/bui…
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Hey! @pattrn is on the weather channel right now. So many cool stories on this climate change talk show: Apples designed to weather climate change! BEER THAT CLEANS THE AIR! 🥰
Almanac Beer Company & Air Capture: They use direct air capture that sucks CO2 out of the air, purifies it, condenses it in liquid form, stores it in tanks, and saves the microbrewery 20% on carbon dioxide!
Big morning talking trees on the @weatherchannel 🌳
Loved being back on air with @JimCantore and @StephanieAbrams (and of course, seeing @JordanSteele) to talk about Arbor Day and how trees help cool communities.
Can't thank this crew enough for supporting the work we do!
Did you know weather-related events contribute to the loss of 36 million trees a year? To help address this problem @subaru_usa is continuing their partnership with @arborday to plant and distribute 165,000 trees since 2025. Learn more on how to help at Subaru.com/earth.
Trees are essential to the health and well-being of our communities today and for future generations. Since 2025, @subaru_usa and the @arborday have teamed up to plant and distribute 165,000 trees across the country. Learn more on how to participate at Subaru.com/earth.
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What happens when a lifelong love of science meets a mission to help people? Hear @StephanieAbrams on Unearthing Optimism, sharing the heart behind the forecast.
Listen at bit.ly/462R2Kc or wherever you get your podcasts.
Eight massive snow-melting “hot tubs” have been set up around New York City to clear the accumulation from Winter Storm Fern. @weatherchannel content producer Katie Tutrone gives an up-close look at the operation.
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Dr. Allison Shultz is analyzing how soot and ash from the Eaton and Palisades fires are affecting urban bird populations one year later.
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EXCLUSIVE: Meteorologist @JimCantore sits down with @NOAA Administrator Dr. Neil Jacobs to discuss the future of weather forecasting. Watch the full conversation Thursday on The Weather Channel.

















