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1 week ago | 
q1065.fm | Keri Wiginton |JR Mitchell |Cindy Campbell |Jordan Verge
Hurricane Season 2025 is here, and chances are you've lived through at least one of these devastatingly scary storms that possibly even shook you to the core. So far, eight names used for hurricanes will never be used again because of the turmoil and destruction they cause. According to the National Hurricane Center, the World Meteorological Organization assigns names to each season's hurricanes, recycling them every six years.
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1 week ago | 
1073kissfmtexas.com | Keri Wiginton
Hurricanes are becoming increasingly stronger, so much so that there's a good chance a new category will enter the line-up. According to the Guardian, scientists are proposing a Category 6 to classify what they're calling 'mega-hurricanes.'Since 2014, we've had five storms that would have been classed as Category 6 strength if the category had existed.
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1 week ago | 
1079ishot.com | Keri Wiginton
#50. Hurricane Sally#49. Hurricane Gustav#48. Western, Central, and Southeast US drought and heatwave (2000)#47. Hurricane Isabel#46. Midwest, Plains, and Southeast drought (2006)#45. Southeast Drought (1983)#44. Hurricane Alicia#43. Hurricane Opal#42. Hurricane Fran#41. U.S. drought (2008)#40. South Plains Severe Weather#39. Hurricane Georges#38. East Coast Blizzard and Severe Weather#37. Hurricane Floyd#36. Hurricane Jeanne#35. Midwest/Southeast Tornadoes#34. Missouri River and North Central Flooding#33.
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2 weeks ago | 
1045theteam.com | Keri Wiginton
Hudson Valley and Upstate New York residents are warned that a nor’easter is coming that's going to make it feel like winter again across the region. Hudson Valley weather expert Ben Noll warns it's going to feel more a March this week. Another Major Nor'Easter Barrels Into Northeastern U.S.This is because of a nor’easter that's heading our way.
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3 weeks ago | 
965thewalleye.com | Keri Wiginton
Parents of youth softball players were rushing to check on players after a massive dust cloud swept across the field. In a now-viral video shared on Facebook, players are seen in the middle of a weekend softball game in Morris, Illinois. The city sits approximately 60 miles southwest of Chicago. The scene is relatively calm as the pitcher tosses the ball toward home plate. Moments later, we see a huge dust cloud barreling down on the field.
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3 weeks ago | 
1063thebuzz.com | Keri Wiginton
Parents of youth softball players were rushing to check on players after a massive dust cloud swept across the field. In a now-viral video shared on Facebook, players are seen in the middle of a weekend softball game in Morris, Illinois. The city sits approximately 60 miles southwest of Chicago. The scene is relatively calm as the pitcher tosses the ball toward home plate. Moments later, we see a huge dust cloud barreling down on the field.
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3 weeks ago | 
1045theteam.com | Keri Wiginton
Parents of youth softball players were rushing to check on players after a massive dust cloud swept across the field. In a now-viral video shared on Facebook, players are seen in the middle of a weekend softball game in Morris, Illinois. The city sits approximately 60 miles southwest of Chicago. The scene is relatively calm as the pitcher tosses the ball toward home plate. Moments later, we see a huge dust cloud barreling down on the field.
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3 weeks ago | 
kdhlradio.com | Keri Wiginton
Vasin Lee // ShutterstockMother Nature can also be dangerous. This summer, wildfires burned through Spain, floods devastated parts of the Midwest, and a huge hail storm blew through Mexico. As global warming continues, these kinds of events are likely to become more common, although they may not become more predictable. Modern ability to forecast the weather came about during the Cold War. Rockets and satellites sent back pictures of the planet from space.
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1 month ago | 
webmd.com | Jonathan Kaplan |Keri Wiginton
You can live a normal life with HIV. With your doctor’s help and advice, you can take steps to stay as healthy as possible. Here are some of the things you can do. Everyone with HIV should be on anti-retroviral therapy, or ART. These medicines reduce the amount of HIV in your blood. When your viral load is low, you’re less likely to get infections. ART also lowers the odds you’ll pass HIV to someone else. You’ll need to start ART right away. That’s usually as soon as you get an HIV diagnosis.
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1 month ago | 
1063thebuzz.com | Keri Wiginton |Stephen Lenz
Weather forecasters are quick to mention "Tornado Alley" as spring storm season ramps up every year, but where exactly is that? The answer all depends on where you live. As with other weather-related terms, such as storm names, Tornado Alley came about thanks to the media. "Tornado Alley is a nickname invented by the media to refer to a broad area of relatively high tornado occurrence in the central United States," NOAA's National Severe Storms Laboratory says.
