La Niña Anomaly Could Affect Winter Weather in Colorado (PhysOrg.com) -- A strong La Niña that developed early last winter, only to disappear this summer, is showing signs of life again and could affect our winter weather, said University of Colorado at Boulder and NOAA atmospheric scientist Klaus Wolter.

Jupiter's great red spot is shrinking The best map of wind speeds on Jupiter ever produced proves that the massive weather system known as the Great Red Spot has shrunken over the past dozen years.

NASA Prepares for Space Shuttle Endeavour Launch Officials say all systems are in good shape and that weather conditions for launch from Kennedy Space Center in Florida are likely to be favorable

Dirty Brown Clouds Impact Glaciers, Agriculture And The Monsoon Cities from Beijing to New Delhi are getting darker, glaciers in ranges like the Himalayas are melting faster and weather systems becoming more extreme, in part, due to the combined effects of man-made Atmospheric Brown Clouds (ABCs) and greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. The brown clouds, the result of burning of fossil fuels and biomass, are in some cases and regions aggravating the impacts of greenhouse gas-induced climate change, says a new report.