I dove into the data to find out if the frequency of tornadoes are actually increasing in Santa Fe County.

Santa Fe may not be a sprawling metropolis, but its unique topography gives it a surprising range of microclimates.

A rare combination of tropical moisture, stalled thunderstorms, and rugged Hill Country terrain created the perfect setup for catastrophe. I broke down the weather ingredients that led to this deadly flash flood.

If you've been in Santa Fe for any period of time, you've already encountered the summer monsoon. But do you know what it really is and how much we depend on it?

On a personal note for this Father’s Day, I want to take a moment to recognize and honor my late father, Wendell Faught (1929–1998).

Your safety comes first, and I want to be sure you know where to turn during severe weather.

A dust devil is a small, rotating column of air that picks up dust, sand, and debris as it spins across the ground.

Santa Fe’s skies have long held fascination and importance for its residents—from farmers planning their planting season to tourists hoping for sunny strolls down Canyon Road. But where did Santa Fe’s weather records begin, and how have the official observations changed over time?

May is often one of our drier months in Santa Fe, so what is causing us to have several days of rain? It's called the Omega Block.