If you've ever taken a Spanish class, you know the word "derecho" means right, when talking about directions. What is a ...

NOAA says that many derechos are preceded by “shelf” clouds and tend to appear darker than most other storms. How do you stay safe in a derecho? Staying safe during a derecho storm is as ...

(WKYT) - Summer continues to roll on and central and eastern Kentucky get a fair share of storms this time of year. There are different kinds of storm clouds that can be concerning and some that ...

The storm raged across Ohio ... more moisture in the atmosphere may produce more low-level clouds, a condition not conducive to derecho formation. While scientists are still working to unravel ...

There are multiple types of storms that come under the derecho umbrella ... of warming that comes with developing of some types of clouds, NOAA said. Most of the time derechos happen in late ...

What is a derecho? We experienced a big event ... You are looking at the storms updraft and the cloud condensing right before your eyes.

NWS got reporters of funnel clouds, but they were determined to ... To be considered a derecho, a storm must include wind damage extending more than 240 miles and have wind speeds of 58 mph ...

As it turns out, the rare phenomenon resulted from a "derecho" storm. The sky turned green when the blue light from the rain clouds combined with the red and yellow light from a sunset.

Clouds form and rise ... The National Weather Service dubbed the rare phenomenon a derecho, a wide swath of storm systems with straight-line winds and damage stretching more than 400 miles.

That’s when a deadly derecho storm was hitting southeastern ... He said he remembers seeing Catfish Bay from the plane and then the storm cloud rolled through and covered Catfish Bay.