TULSA, Okla. — While we live well below the jet stream, it affects our everyday weather. This current of winds between 4 and 8 miles above the surface, guides storm systems around the globe. On ...
When you flip the thermostat down on a sweltering afternoon, you might not think about what's happening five or six miles ...
Climate scientists have long watched the jet stream with fascination and growing concern. These rivers of air racing across our planet at altitudes of roughly 5-9 miles dictate much of our day-to-day ...
An unusual jet stream pattern has helped fuel extreme weather across North America. Some scientists say it’s driven by climate change. The oppressive heat wave roasting Texas and Mexico is rekindling ...
ST. LOUIS – The stormy weather pattern slamming the St. Louis region since early July isn’t going anywhere just yet. So far, the month of July and the beginning of August have been the main culprits ...