Weather

As Hurricane Matthew swirled over the Caribbean yesterday (Oct. 3), the International Space Station caught a glimpse of the massive storm. The space station flew over the Category 4 hurricane.

Tremendous downpours led to widespread flooding in southern Louisiana.

Imaging technologies show a storm in a different light.

Mountains on Venus may cause the strange weather patterns observed in the thick cloud layer of the planet's insufferable atmosphere, new research shows.

Satellites capture 3-D pictures of raindrops and snowflakes, to measure their size and understand how storms work.

On Tumblr, Astronaut Scott Kelly presents a gallery of storms on Earth seen from the International Space Station.

As Hurricane Joaquin barrels across the Atlantic Ocean, NASA satellites are tracking the storm to determine how it will affect residents along the East Coast of the United States.

Ten years after the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina, NASA has helped scientists better understand why the storm was so devastating, and how to save lives in the future.