Weather

As Hurricane Florence makes its way toward the U.S. East Coast, several satellites are monitoring the dangerous storm system with a variety of instruments.

See astronaut photos and satellite images of Hurricane Florence.

As three powerful storms march one by one across the Atlantic Ocean toward the U.S. East Coast and the Caribbean, a fourth is getting ready to roll over the Hawaiian Islands.

As Hurricane Florence intensified into a major Category 4 storm in the Atlantic Ocean today (Sept. 10), astronauts and satellites have spotted the enormous weather system from space.

Hurricane Lane began pummeling Hawaii on Wednesday (Aug. 22), carrying with it strong winds and heavy rains, and space science has not escaped the storm's wrath.

Government weather satellites are watching closely as a massive storm called Hurricane Lane threatens Hawaii.

You can now watch almost two decades of weather patterns on Earth thanks to an incredible tool from NASA.

Next Tuesday, at 12:15:21 p.m. EDT (16:15:21 GMT), the winter season will officially come to an end in the Northern Hemisphere.

A lunar eclipse will come to the skies in the early morning of Jan. 31. So, here's the big question: Will you be able to see it?