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Here are some interesting stories I have read in the news in the past couple of weeks. Maybe you will find them interesting too.

Meteorological Technology International: NSF NCAR anticipates hurricane clusters weeks in advance

Readers Digest: How Exactly Are Hurricane Names Chosen?

Yale Climate Connections: Meteorologist turns frightening flight into research project

American Agriculturalist: What goes into a weather forecast?

EarthSky: New Cloud Atlas of Mars for cloudspotting on the red planet

A curious elongated cloud, extending west of the Arsia Mons volcano on Mars, seen in a Mars Express image taken October 10, 2018. Click here for an annotated version of this image, which is via ESA.