Ever notice how the base of a cloud is usually flat? There’s a reason for that. An invisible layer of the atmosphere on which clouds appear to “sit” is called the Lifting Condensation Level. As a ...

Each week, our meteorologists answer a question from readers. This week’s question comes from Morning Brief reader Leanna, who asks, “Why are clouds most often above us and not among us? They seem to ...

It turns out the mighty T. rex wasn't always so mighty! New research is shedding light on how long it took the "king of the carnivores" to mature. 🦖 ...