Chief Meteorologist Mike Collier

The Taurids are a lesser-known meteor shower due to the much lower meteors-per-hour. However, the Taurids meteors tend to be much brighter slower fireballs.

Blustery morning on Sunday!

Sunday morning is going to “feel like” winter.🥶🥶🥶

Both Sunday and Monday highs will be in the 40s.

Hard freeze likely Monday morning.

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Record cool temps could have invasive green iguanas falling out of the sky next week 😱

The full 🦫 Supermoon. Thanks, Audrey Starkey for the pic!

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A UPS cargo plane crashed at Muhammad Ali International Airport in Louisville, KY earlier this evening. This plane was bound for Hawaii with a full tank of fuel, but never made it into the air 😞

Smoke is still visible on radar, and areas downwind are seeing large chunks of ash fall from the plume overhead!

BREAKING: a large plane has crashed near Muhammad Ali International Airport in Louisville Kentucky!

No official word on airline or injuries, but X aviation threads seem to think this was a UPS Cargo plane. This is unconfirmed.

BIG CLIPPER storm system will bring arctic cold southward this weekend and eastward into next week!

Oklahoma will miss the real winter weather from this system, but it’s a sign that BIG changes are right around the corner!

3I/ATLAS isn’t “just a comet” — it’s an ancient, alien visitor built from ingredients and processes that likely never existed in our Solar System.

🚀 1. It came from another star system
3I/ATLAS is an interstellar comet — only the third ever found. It’s moving on a hyperbolic path, meaning it’s just passing through our Solar System and isn’t bound to the Sun.

🧊 2. Its chemistry is all wrong (for a normal comet)
Instead of being dominated by water v***r, its coma is mostly carbon dioxide (CO₂) — about eight times more CO₂ than water, which is almost unheard of.

It also shows nickel gas without the usual matching iron, a strange metallic imbalance.

🌫️ 3. Weird activity far from the Sun
3I/ATLAS is active even when far from the Sun, producing gas and dust at distances where most comets stay frozen.

Some of its jets even point toward the Sun, not away — a rare “anti-tail” effect.

🌌 4. It’s incredibly old and space-weathered
After possibly spending billions of years drifting through interstellar space, cosmic radiation likely altered its surface chemistry — making it darker, crustier, and chemically unusual compared to comets formed here.

🧩 5. It doesn’t fit existing comet models
Its odd composition, polarimetric signature (how it scatters light), and persistent activity don’t match what we see in Solar-System comets.

Astronomers think it may represent a completely different type of icy body, formed under alien conditions in another planetary system.