Weather

With streams running low and snowpack disappearing, the summer could hold some tough choices for farmers and families alike.

Buckle up, folks! Spring’s breezy arrival is shaking things up with winds that could reach a staggering 65 mph in some areas.

This season's Florida blueberry crop was hit hard by the cold, leaving many farmers in a tough spot.

As temperatures rise, so do concerns about water supply. Recent snowpack data paints a stark picture for Washington’s rivers and reservoirs this season.

With drought gripping the land, Kansas farmers are making tough calls about their wheat fields. It’s a season of adaptation and tough choices ahead.

It’s a tough season for winter wheat across much of the country, with several states seeing alarming declines in crop quality this year.

Idaho's snowpack might not be a winter wonderland, but recent spring rains have brought a glimmer of hope for our water needs.

With conflicting signals swirling in the atmosphere, this summer’s forecast is shaping up to be a real head-scratcher.

With drought tightening its grip, many Oregon counties are bracing for a long, dry summer ahead. The implications for farmers and families could be significant.

Republican senators are pushing back against new federal heat safety rules, arguing for local control to help farmers and small businesses keep their workers safe without added burdens.