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Thousands of Chinese fishing boats have been massing in geometric formations in the East China Sea, in coordinated actions that experts believe are part of Beijing's preparations for a potential ...

The Air Force may revive a shuttered wind tunnel to test hypersonic systems in realistic atmospheric conditions, according to a recent offer published on the government contracting site. The service’s ...

The peak gust of the storm that's dropped nearly two week of snow on parts of Long Island reached 84 mph early Monday morning as it pushes through the New York City area. The 84 mph gust was recorded ...

Hurricane-force wind gusts are ripping through the Northeast and New England as power outages surge past 650,000 customers. Blizzard Warnings cover more than 40 million people — including Boston, New ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Winds continued to pick up across Maine on Monday, approaching hurricane-force in some parts of the state. Quinn Hughes and his ...

The peak gust of the storm that dropped nearly two feet of snow on parts of Long Island reached 84 mph early Monday morning as it pushed through the New York City area. The 84 mph gust was recorded at ...

The London saxophonist’s singular sound seems to create its own windy weather. His new album charts a strange course from synth ambiance to industrial-grade sub-bass. Save this story Save this story ...

A news anchor found a creative way to get to work amid a historic blizzard in the Northeast. Erika Tarantal, who works for ABC affiliate WCVB, opted to use her skis to get to the station in Dedham, ...

If you've lived in Rhode Island for any length of time, you've heard people talking about blizzards. More specifically, you've likely heard someone talking about Blizzard of '78, which dropped 28.6 ...

SEATTLE — Friday's cold yet calm weather will be short-lived, as we expect a wet weekend with the possibility of mountain snow to our west and periodic batches of wind and rain in western Washington.