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Author: Dennis Mersereau

I graduated from the University of South Alabama in 2014 with a degree in political science and a minor in meteorology. I contribute to The Weather Network as a digital writer, and I've written for Forbes, the Washington Post's Capital Weather Gang, Popular Science, Mental Floss, and Gawker's The Vane. My latest book, The Skies Above, is now available. My first book, The Extreme Weather Survival Manual, arrived in October 2015.

Classic fall storm could bring the southeast strong tornadoes, beneficial rains

Classic fall storm could bring the southeast strong tornadoes, beneficial rains

A classic fall storm revving up across the central United States this week could bring severe … Classic fall storm could bring the southeast strong tornadoes, beneficial rainsRead more

Dennis Mersereauby Dennis Mersereau•November 20, 2023June 22, 2026

Rapidly intensifying hurricanes truly are the ‘nightmare scenario’

Rapidly intensifying hurricanes truly are the ‘nightmare scenario’

Historic disasters have transitioned from a noteworthy abnormality to something that we’ve come to expect on … Rapidly intensifying hurricanes truly are the ‘nightmare scenario’Read more

Dennis Mersereauby Dennis Mersereau•November 5, 2023June 22, 2026

Active 2023 Atlantic hurricane season lands in records despite a strong El Niño

Active 2023 Atlantic hurricane season lands in records despite a strong El Niño

Hurricane warnings are up for portions of the Lesser Antilles this weekend as an unlikely storm … Active 2023 Atlantic hurricane season lands in records despite a strong El NiñoRead more

Dennis Mersereauby Dennis Mersereau•October 22, 2023June 22, 2026

Quenching rains on the way to aid growing drought across the U.S.

Quenching rains on the way to aid growing drought across the U.S.

Multiple systems sweeping across the United States this week will bring beneficial rains to areas of … Quenching rains on the way to aid growing drought across the U.S.Read more

Dennis Mersereauby Dennis Mersereau•October 10, 2023June 22, 2026

‘We had no warning’—NYC flash floods test our strained attention economy

‘We had no warning’—NYC flash floods test our strained attention economy

‘We had no warning’ is one of the most worrying and upsetting things anyone in the … ‘We had no warning’—NYC flash floods test our strained attention economyRead more

Dennis Mersereauby Dennis Mersereau•October 1, 2023June 22, 2026

‘We had no warning’—NYC flash floods test our strained attention economy

‘We had no warning’—NYC flash floods test our strained attention economy

‘We had no warning’ is one of the most worrying and upsetting things anyone in the … ‘We had no warning’—NYC flash floods test our strained attention economyRead more

Dennis Mersereauby Dennis Mersereau•October 1, 2023June 22, 2026

Developing tropical system to drench N.C., Mid-Atlantic with soaking rains

Developing tropical system to drench N.C., Mid-Atlantic with soaking rains

A system brewing in the southwestern Atlantic Ocean will bring heavy rain and gusty winds to … Developing tropical system to drench N.C., Mid-Atlantic with soaking rainsRead more

Dennis Mersereauby Dennis Mersereau•September 22, 2023June 22, 2026

Tropical storm warnings up for New England as Lee approaches this weekend

Tropical storm warnings up for New England as Lee approaches this weekend

A tropical storm warning is in effect for much of coastal New England as Hurricane Lee … Tropical storm warnings up for New England as Lee approaches this weekendRead more

Dennis Mersereauby Dennis Mersereau•September 14, 2023June 22, 2026

Lee still a large and powerful storm, New England impacts likely this weekend

Lee still a large and powerful storm, New England impacts likely this weekend

Hurricane Lee remains a large and powerful storm south of Bermuda this evening as it begins … Lee still a large and powerful storm, New England impacts likely this weekendRead more

Dennis Mersereauby Dennis Mersereau•September 13, 2023June 22, 2026

Keep your guard up: A powerful Atlantic hurricane is a misinformation magnet

Keep your guard up: A powerful Atlantic hurricane is a misinformation magnet

Tropical Storm Lee is gathering steam in a hurry as it swirls to life the heart … Keep your guard up: A powerful Atlantic hurricane is a misinformation magnetRead more

Dennis Mersereauby Dennis Mersereau•September 6, 2023June 22, 2026

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Order The Skies Above today!

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My latest book, The Skies Above, is now available!

Did you know a puffy cloud can weigh millions of pounds? Or that every rainbow you see is unique to you?

Our atmosphere is full of spectacular sights that are always within your reach. Glistening layers of fog, gorgeous sunsets, and brilliant meteors flashing through the sky can light up even the calmest day.

The Skies Above, published by Mountaineers Books, is a celebration of what we overlook when we look up. I was thrilled to work with the editors and illustrators at Indelible Editions to share with you the quotidian beauty of our sky.

Order your copy now and learn about the wonders we take for granted every day.

I teamed up with the editors of Outdoor Life magazine to write The Extreme Weather Survival Manual, your guide to surviving and thriving in almost any weather condition. Whether you're an avid outdoorsperson or you enjoy watching the radar from the comfort of your home, you're sure to find helpful tips, advice, and new bits of knowledge in this fascinating book.

You can buy my book today through Amazon.
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