U.S. WEATHER AND DISASTER

U.S. Forecasts News

This section covers weather forecasting in the United States — seasonal outlooks, storm predictions, long-range projections and the meteorological analysis behind them. Reporting takes in both near-term warnings and extended outlook coverage.


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Seasonal hurricane and winter storm forecasts, incoming system warnings and tracking updates, long-range temperature and precipitation outlooks, model comparisons and the meteorological analysis that frames what forecasts mean for specific regions are the recurring subjects in this coverage. New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix are among the metropolitan areas whose weather conditions most frequently anchor national forecast coverage, given both their population size and their exposure to distinct regional weather patterns. Hurricane season outlook releases generate some of the most concentrated single-day forecast coverage of the year, as the projections for storm frequency and intensity set expectations that drive preparation and policy coverage for months. Forecast accuracy and the improvement of prediction models have become a standing secondary subject as advances in meteorological computing have measurably changed the lead time and precision of warnings for high-impact weather events.