Extreme Heat Waves Will Change How We Live. We’re Not Ready

Science Extreme Heat Waves Will Change How We Live. We’re Not Ready Extreme heat struck across the Southwest U.S. this week, sending temperatures in Phoenix soaring to near 120°F and grounding airplanes that were unable to operate in such warm weather. Heat waves

U.S.Tropical Storm Cindy Makes Landfall in Louisiana Gulf Coast states were in for a third day of rough weather as Tropical Storm Cindy sloshed ashore in southwestern Louisiana. Already blamed for one death in Alabama, Cindy was expected to keep churning from eastern Texas to northwestern Florida

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Newsfeed The Weather Channel Is Elaborately Shading Trump In the Wake of His Climate Decision Even the Weather Channel — a national mainstay, an independent entity accustomed to doling out news of the highs and lows of extreme temperatures, wild storms, and apocalyptic forest fires

Science Hurricane Season Is About to Get Stronger After Years of Calmer Waters Forecasters warned that the eastern United States will likely experience a stronger than normal hurricane season this year, with as many as four major hurricanes forming over the Atlantic. "We're expecting a lot of storms this season," one said

Strong wind and rain from Cyclone Debbie is seen effecting trees at Airlie Beach, located south of the northern Australian city of Townsville

World Residents Told to Stay Indoors as Powerful Cyclone Debbie Makes Landfall in Australia's Northeast Powerful Cyclone Debbie made landfall in Australia's northern Queensland, bringing strong gusts, torrential rain and risks of flooding. More than 45,000 homes have lost power and there are reports of some damage to buildings

After the first significant winter storm of the season in College Park, MD.

Newsfeed Here are the Funniest Bloopers That Prove Doing the Snow News Is Truly the Hardest Job While late spring blizzards feel like a universal joke played on the Northeast, a new blooper reel of news anchors wiping out in the snow may warm the cockles of your cold cold heart. The YouTube

Newsfeed This Intrepid Surfer Decided a Snowstorm Was the Perfect Time to Hit the Waves This week, winter storm Stella left much of the Northeast snowbound and frozen, with high tides and flooding in some coastal areas as well. The unusual conditions inspired some cold-weather

Science Here's What Weather to Expect This Spring Much of the U.S. should expect higher than average temperatures this spring, federal climate scientists said on Thursday. Other parts of the U.S. should also brace for flooding as melting snow coincides with spring rain

LightBox A Stunning Look at How New Yorkers Enjoyed the Snow in Central Park Winter storm Stella may not have brought as much snow to New York City as last year’s major storm, but it still made for quite the snow day. Over seven inches accumulated over a 24-hour time

People make their way through Times Square in New York during a winter storm on March 14, 2017.

Newsfeed The Internet Braced for Winter Storm Stella With a Hilarious Snowfall of Memes As the Northeast prepared for Winter Storm Stella to drop up to two feet of snow Tuesday, many on the Internet had a humorous outlook on the blizzard. Those living in the New England and Mid-Atlantic

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