Rain-free and warm weather is likely to continue for a while, but a La Niña update from the Climate Prediction Center ...

Saturday's football game against the Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns has been moved earlier to combat the summer-like heat this weekend. Mizzou Athletics announced the change on Thursday, saying, ...

Odds are looking better that La Niña will start soon, the Climate Prediction Center said Thursday, but its impacts may be short-lived this year.

Michigan State University Spartans host the Youngstown State Penguins in there third game of the season, Sept. 13. Here's the ...

The chances of a La Niña forming in the Pacific during October, November and December has increased from 56% to 71%, NOAA’s ...

Due to forecasted extreme heat in Columbia, and after consultation with the National Weather Service and our public safety ...

After meeting with the NWS, the Mizzou athletics department has adjusted the start time for Saturday’s football game against Louisiana to noon due to forecasted extreme heat in Columbia, Missouri.

"Typically, in a La Niña year, the Pacific Northwest tends to get wetter and cooler, while the Southwest tends to get dryer ...

The National Weather Service says there is a 71% chance of La Niña weather conditions this winter, meaning warmer and drier ...

At night, lows should be a little cooler for the northshore and Baton Rouge and even into the River Parishes, dropping to the ...

Extreme heat is a silent threat, one that experts warn could become more deadly as temperatures continue to rise.

A La Niña is brewing for the fall and early winter, but likely won’t impact Kentucky. When does the Bluegrass State typically see its first major snowfall?