The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), says that much of the country is in for an unseasonably hot spring. The group says warmer-than-normal temperatures paired with drier-than-normal conditions could result in a drought across much of the Southwest … Discuss

Angered by a prolonged Midwest winter when he was just promised an early spring, an Ohio prosecutor has officially had enough of Punxsutawney Phil and his obnoxious “predictions”. Fed up with the years of inaccurate meteorological forecasts (which honestly, at this point almost just seem completely random), the prosecuting attorney of Butler County, Ohio, has officially filed an indictment against the prophetic groundhog. He claims Phil “purposely, and with prior calculation and design, cause the people to believe that Spring would come early”. The prosecuting attorney's proposed legal penalty seems just as rational and measured: “the death penalty be implemented to the defendant, Punxsutawney Phil” … Discuss

When 9-year-old William Hallman visited his local North Dakota TV station to assist on the broadcast’s weekly “Weather Kids” segment, he didn’t just deliver the weather report—he delivered the weather report like a boss. Look out, Al Roker. William Hallman may be coming for your job … Discuss