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Watch the Skies for a Glowing Green Comet Last in the Solar System During the Ice Ages
It was last in the solar system during the Upper Paleolithic era of the Ice Ages.
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DC's Warmer Winter Part of a National Trend
The D.C. area is seeing fewer frigid, winter nights. Storm Team4 Meteorologist Amelia Draper explains that’s part of a larger national trend.
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Fact or Fiction: Do Warm Clothes Prevent Catching a Cold?
You’ve heard it before: Wear a coat or you’ll catch a cold. But does the science back up that wisdom? Storm Team4 Meteorologist Amelia Draper explains.
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Layering Will Be Your Friend This Weekend: Somara's Tomorrow
Temperatures remain above average but there will still be a chill in the air so best to layer up to stay warm (or cool). Somara has your weekend forecast.
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‘Just Simply Clouds': Here's What Forms Airplane Contrails
On this Science 4 Everyone, Storm Team4’s Ryan Miller explains what type of weather creates the line-shaped clouds that sometimes follow behind airplanes.
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Warming Trend Continued in 2022: NOAA, NASA
NOAA and NASA released their 2022 climate assessments Thursday, finding that last year the planet continued its warming trend. Storm Team4 Meteorologist Amelia Draper reports.
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How Warmer Air Increases Extreme Weather Events
Storm Team4’s Meteorologist Amelia Draper explains how climate change causes extreme weather events like the rainstorm hitting parts of California.
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Warming Planet: Here's the Hottest Years on Record
Unbearable summers and warm winter days- Storm Team4’s Amelia Draper shares the hottest years on record in this Changing Climate segment.
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Find Direction by Making This Homemade Compass
Storm Team4’s Ryan Miller explains how to make a homemade compass by using materials found at home.
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The Weather of Christmas Past: Here's DC's Coldest and Warmest Years
This year’s Christmas weekend in the D.C. area had record-breaking cold. On this Science 4 Everyone, Storm Team4’s Ryan Miller takes a look at the coldest and warmest Christmas days over the years.
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When Will Longer Days Return to DC? Use This Tool to Find Out
The shortest day of the year is on Dec. 21, but when will the D.C. area start seeing more sunlight? On this Science 4 Everyone, Storm Team4 Meteorologist Ryan Miller explains how to use a tool that tracks sunlight amounts.
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Freezing Rain Hits Frederick MD — But Residents Would Prefer Snow
News4’s Juliana Valencia spoke to people in Frederick, Maryland, about how they coped with wintry weather on Thursday.
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See It: Season's 1st Significant Winter Storm Leaves DC Area Roads Slick
A winter storm brought the triple threat of freezing rain, ice and rain to the D.C. area Thursday, and commuters were advised to delay travel if possible. News4 has team coverage.
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Weather Alert: Expect All-Day Rain in DC Area as Warming Temps Melt Icicles
A winter storm is having a major impact on the Thursday morning commute around the Washington, D.C., area — rain will soak the region all day.
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DC Area Crews Prepare Roads for Icy Thursday Weather
Crews in Maryland, Virginia and D.C. treated the roads with salt ahead of Thursday’s winter weather advisory. News4’s Mauricio Casillas reports.
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Crews Treat Virginia Roads, Highways for Season's 1st Significant Winter Storm
Road crews are out across the D.C. region to prepare for a winter storm set to bring sleet and rain on Thursday. News4’s Dominique Moody reports.
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Winter Storm to Bring Freezing Rain Early Thursday; Schools Close, Delay
A winter weather advisory is set for the D.C. area. A winter storm is set to bring sleet and freezing rain on Thursday.
