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Armando Guerra is a staff writer at Biology Insights covering weather and seasonal trends. He previously covered severe storms and regional environmental stories for an online newsroom. Guerra graduated from California State University, Fullerton with a bachelor’s degree in journalism.

Can Thunder Break Windows? The Science Explained Physics
Why Do the Clouds Move? The Science of Wind and Air Earth & Space
What Does It Mean When a Ring Is Around the Moon?Earth & Space
What Is a Stray Thunderstorm and How Do They Form?Earth & Space
What Is the Eye of a Hurricane and How Does It Form?Earth & Space
Can There Be a Tornado in Winter?Earth & Space
What Type of Weather Is Associated With a Warm Front?Earth & Space
How Is Fog Made? The Science of Fog Formation Earth & Space
What Are Ice Storms and How Do They Form?Earth & Space
How Much Wind Does It Take to Flip a Car?Physics
What Are Sandstorms? Causes, Types, and Effects Earth & Space
Does It Get Colder the Higher You Go?Earth & Space
What Does Cloud Seeding Look Like in Action?Earth & Space
How Many F5 Tornadoes Have There Been in the US?Earth & Space
How Big Can a Hurricane Be?Earth & Space
How Much Is a Lot of Wind? From Breezes to Extreme Storms Earth & Space
Why Is the Full Moon Orange?Earth & Space
How Fast Do Hurricanes Spin? Wind Speeds by Category Earth & Space
When Does Fog Form? Conditions and Types Explained Earth & Space
What Does a Rainbow Around the Moon Mean?Earth & Space
What Is the Strongest Color of Lightning?Physics
What Is a Sunshower? The Science and Folklore Explained Earth & Space
Does It Rain Frogs? The Science Behind Animal Rains Earth & Space
How Does Dust Accumulate? The Science Explained Physics
What Happens If Lightning Strikes the Ocean?Earth & Space
Why Winter Air Is Dry: A Scientific Explanation Earth & Space
Why Days Get Shorter and How It Affects Your Body Earth & Space
Can You Actually Breathe Inside a Tornado?Earth & Space
What Causes Hazy Skies? From Wildfires to Pollution Earth & Space
How Strong Does Wind Have to Be to Knock Down a Person?Physics