Tornado Watch Vs Warning: What's The Difference And How To Prepare
While tornadoes are more common in some parts of the U.S. and at certain times of year, they can happen anywhere, any time. Get to know what the forecasts mean.
Read MoreWhile tornadoes are more common in some parts of the U.S. and at certain times of year, they can happen anywhere, any time. Get to know what the forecasts mean.
Read MoreThe number of people wearing helmets while skiing and snowboarding has risen dramatically in the past decade. It's a good thing, but what does the science say?
Read MoreThe good news is wild turkey populations have rebounded dramatically. The bad news (for some ) is, that means they might make frequent visits to your yard.
Read MoreHail can pummel a car, lawn, or roof in a matter of minutes. Protecting your roof from damage involves several proactive steps, both small and very large.
Read MoreWhen snow covers your driveway, stairs, and walkway, it's time to break out the snow shovel. But what else? Turns out there's all sorts of gear that can help.
Read MoreFlash floods can happen in minutes or hours, and may start miles away. So it's imperative you've prepared your yard, house, and car well before they happen.
Read MoreYou definitely should clear the snow from your pea gravel driveway. But it's risky to go down to the drive, sending rocks flying. So how far down should you go?
Read Morelarge chunks of ice, with huge icicles dangling off your roof, makes for great photos, but could be damaging your house inside and out. Here's what to know.
Read MoreIf you’ve ever experienced a bomb cyclone, you know they aren’t explosions, but massive storms. While it can be similar to a blizzard, there are differences.
Read MoreHeavy rains can lead to standing water and a host of other issues for your lawn. Knowing how to prevent a flooded lawn or recover one is key to its surviving.
Read MoreWinter weather, even in warmer parts of the country, can bring frosty nights or mornings which can damage or kill potted plants. One easy trick can save them.
Read MoreYou may have done everything to protect your bird feeder from squirrels and other critters, but overlooking this one task may invite pests in a different way.
Read MoreIt's something no homeowner wants to deal with, but at some point, you're going to have to replace the roof's shingles. Better to know early what to look for.
Read MoreCaring for a birdbath means frequent cleaning. Sometimes algae builds up and it can be tough to clean (and gross). This popular option naturally blocks algae.
Read MoreIn winter, it may feel like your phone blows up daily with weather alerts. While you should be prepared, there’s a difference between a storm watch and warning.
Read MoreIt’s not just heavy rains or hail that can damage a garden — so can strong winds, snapping stems and blowing debris. Here’s how to help protect your garden.
Read MoreInvasive plants and animals can be the scourge of the farmer, rancher, and home gardener. A new pest has been identified in one state, but may be spreading.
Read MoreAs temperatures drop, the risk to your plants from frost increases. Keeping an eye on frost advisories and freeze warnings, and knowing the difference, is key.
Read MoreThe Old Farmer’s Almanac has released its national predictions for January 2026. It’s been doing this every year since 1792, so they know a thing or two.
Read MoreThe National Weather Service has released its January predictions during the current La Niña event. Skiers and travelers should pay particular attention.
Read MoreYou've removed or covered all the furniture and stashed the grill. But take this step before things freeze and thaw to save yourself headaches come spring.
Read MoreIf you’re traveling or planning on being out and about during and after Christmas, check the forecast. Several states are going to get slammed with snow.
Read MoreSharpening mower blades yourself can save money and protect both your lawn and machine. Lowe's carries several highly rated power and manual tools for the job.
Read MoreIs the added home security worth paying higher electric bills to keep your outside lights on at night? Is it worth annoying neighbors and animals? Not really.
Read MoreLooking out over a snow-covered lawn, it's easy to want to take shortcuts when shoveling snow. Driveways and sidewalks are a must-do, but what about the deck?
Read MoreAfter shoveling all the snow from your driveway, it's disheartening to watch the plow deposit a huge berm of snow as it passes. Here's how to prevent that.
Read MoreWinter road trips can go from charming to life-threatening in a flash. So it pays to be prepared, from supplies to maintenance, well before you hit the road.
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