Scientists have successfully generated electricity from water droplets with high efficiency using a method called plug flow, where water columns with air pockets create charge separation.

We've had rain somewhere across Kentuckiana just about every day this week, but we've had rain just about everywhere today. Nobody likes to hear that Derby day will be dreary and wet, but there is ...

While more rain is on the way, the severe threat has ended. Isolated downpours are possible through daybreak as morning lows stay mild and the conditions rather muggy. Our chances for rain during ...

EXPECTED. TODAY. MEANWHILE, HERE WE’RE LIKE, YOU KNOW, COUNTING EVERY LITTLE TRICKLE OF RAIN WE CAN GET WHEREVER IT LANDS. IT WAS LIKE TODAY, WATCHING THE CHOPPER AS THEY WERE OUT FLYING.

Harnessing energy from falling rain has the potential to generate huge amounts of electricity. If rain falls into a tube connected to a circuit, the individual plunks of raindrops will produce ...

Fort Collins received needed rain, with totals ranging from .83 inches at the official station as of 7 p.m. May 6 to over 1.8 inches northwest of Livermore as of the morning of May 7. Areas west ...

IT SEE, THE MAIN THREAT FOR US WILL BE SOME STRONG WINDS. HEAVY RAIN AT TIMES AS WELL. SO HERE’S WHAT’S GOING ON. MAJORITY OF US STILL VERY QUIET. BUT IT WATCH AS THIS CONTINUES TO PROGRESS ON ...

SO LET’S TAKE A LOOK AT WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT AS WE GO THROUGH THE NEXT FEW DAYS. REALLY CAN’T RULE OUT RAIN RIGHT THROUGH THE WEEKEND AND INTO MONDAY FOR TOMORROW. SECOND HALF OF THE DAY ...

THIS WEEKEND. KCRA 3 METEOROLOGIST KELLY KERN HAS BEEN TRACKING THE SNOW AND THE RAIN TOTALS. JOINS US NOW WITH A LOOK AT THE NUMBERS. KELLY. YEAH, ABSOLUTELY. PICKING UP QUITE A BIT OF SNOW IN ...

After a hot, humid day, thunderstorms brought rain and joy to the city on Sunday afternoon. The summer showers accompanied by thunder and lightning in several parts of the city brought temperature ...

In the future, your roof could generate power not only from the sun but also from falling rain. In a recent study, scientists demonstrated a new way to capture renewable energy from rainwater.

(WWLP) – Our ongoing drought that began last fall is finally over. We have seen quite a bit of rain this spring, and all the wet weather has finally brought an end to our prolonged drought.