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Florida is home to many of the warmest cities in the US. We explain why the Sunshine State is so balmy year round.

A Galileo Thermometer is a glass tube filled with liquid, typically ethanol, and has a series of weights attached to it. As the temperature changes, the liquid expands or contracts, which moves the weights up or down the tube. While the instrument bears the name of the great Italian physicist…

Feel like it rains all the time? You might live in the rainiest city in the US. We have the full list, and why Seattle is actually much drier than you think.

The last thing you thinking about during the summer is frozen precipitation falling from the sky. But it happens, and it’s called hail. Here’s how hail forms.

Moments before a thunderstorm strikes, you feel a sudden cool gust of air. You just experienced an outflow boundary. This blog explains this weather phenomena.