Emilee Speck

2 days ago | foxweather.com | Emilee Speck

LAKE LURE, N.C. – A beautiful tribute to pets has returned after devastating flooding from Hurricane Helene last year destroyed the original "Rainbow Bridge" in Western . Lake Lure's Rainbow Bridge, where people could leave the collars of their beloved pets that have died, was washed away from Lake Lure Flowering Bridge, a series of gardens and artist installations that crossed the Broad River and connected the cities of Lake Lure and Chimney Rock.

2 days ago | foxweather.com | Emilee Speck

May's full Flower Moon will appear bright in the night sky on Monday. However, it will appear slightly smaller than other full moons this year because it's a Micromoon. May's full Moon is rightfully nicknamed the Flower Moon because, as your allergies have probably alerted you, many spring flowers and plants are in bloom right now. WHAT ARE THE PHASES OF THE MOON? Why is May's full Moon a Micromoon? Don't worry –  the Moon is not shrinking.

2 days ago | foxweather.com | Emilee Speck

COOLGARDIE, Aus. – A Mother's Day meteor seen shooting across the night sky on Sunday surprised early risers in Western Australia who witnessed the bright fireball, known as a bolide. Brian Robbins's dash camera video above shows the meteor lighting up the sky above the highway about 30 seconds into the video. The driver said he thought it might have been lightning at first.

2 days ago | yahoo.com | Emilee Speck

Emilee SpeckMon, May 12, 2025 at 3:26 PM UTC1 min readCOOLGARDIE, Aus. – A Mother's Day meteor seen shooting across the night sky on Sunday surprised early risers in Western Australia who witnessed the bright fireball, known as a bolide. Brian Robbins's dash camera video above shows the meteor lighting up the sky above the highway about 30 seconds into the video. The driver said he thought it might have been lightning at first.

3 days ago | foxweather.com | Emilee Speck

MIAMI – Florida beachgoers are forecast to have stinky conditions in May after a record-setting amount of sargassum seaweed was observed via satellite in the eastern Caribbean Sea and western Atlantic Ocean – more than 200% higher than historical records. Sargassum is a naturally occurring brown seaweed that floats in large masses across the ocean. When it washes onshore, it decays, creating a foul smell that can significantly impact beach tourism and cause fish kills.