Hurricane Hermine threatens Fla., Ga., Carolina By Paul Katula • Sep 1, 2016 Hurricane Hermine threatens the southeast coast of the US Thursday night and through Saturday. Several closures and cancellations.
Corn sweat at the center of summer heat By Paul Katula • Jul 21, 2016 Evapotranspiration, mainly from corn, has combined with other moisture in the air to make for a hot & muggy summer in the Midwest.
Chicago gets dry snow & a little wind on VDay By Paul Katula • Feb 14, 2016 Some snow and a snap of cold hit Chicago on Valentine's Day; it's moving east and could bring snow to Baltimore on President's Day.
Blizzard in Baltimore, Jan. 22-23, 2016 By Paul Katula • Jan 23, 2016 A snowstorm brings a standstill to several parts of Md. and other eastern states. States of emergency are in effect and schools closed.
Hurricane Patricia brings 165-mph winds to Mexico By Paul Katula • Oct 23, 2015 Hurricane Patricia is the strongest hurricane ever in the Western Hemisphere, and it made landfall this afternoon on Mexico's Pacific coast.
Cool US map: How much snow will close schools? By Paul Katula • Feb 4, 2014 An online news outlet published a map showing how much snow it takes in each county across America to get a snow day.
Tornado touches down in Elburn; storms hit central IL By Paul Katula • Aug 20, 2009 Severe storms and a tornado touchdown were reported across central Illinois.
Typhoon rocks southeast China; 1 million evacuated By Paul Katula • Aug 9, 2009 http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/8191951.stm A typhoon has caused massive damage and loss of life in southeast China, the British…
Snow keeps piling up, temps keep falling By Paul Katula • Jan 14, 2009 It’s cold out there. Western Suburbs Champaign-Urbana Wednesday morning rush hour was a nightmare, and flights…