Heavy snow is falling across large parts of the UK, causing disruption on roads, and prompting warnings of worse to come.
Flooding in the Australian states of Queensland and New South Wales has forced thousands of families from their homes.
After 31 straight weeks of drought nearly 60 percent of Texas is bone dry. Anna Werner visited the town of Spicewood Beach where the situation is more desperate than anywhere else in the state.
Falling temperatures and heavy snowfalls across Eastern Europe leave at least 36 people dead and major power and transport problems.
After being ravaged by tornadoes, central Alabama is now dealing with flooding. Erica Hill reports.
The long awaited white visitor has arrived to Jordan, after a couple of dry cold fronts it came and quickly melted. It didn't even accumulate but it brought in lots of joy and happiness to people eager for it. Jordanian netizens report on the country's first snowfall this winter.
Raw Video: Aerial Look at Ala. Tornado Damage Alabama is recovering from a round of tornadoes that killed two people and damaged hundreds of structures in the Birmingham area. (Jan. 24) From: AssociatedPress Views: 65 1 ratings Time: 01:48 More...
There are storm warnings out in Tennessee, Mississippi and Alabama after a powerful storm system hit parts of the South and the Midwest. Erica Hill reports.
A man has admitted he accidentally touched off what became a huge wildfire in Nevada.
After a relatively mild start to winter in many parts of the country, snow and ice are back in many regions -- in some spots, with a vengeance. Manual Gallegus reports.
Firefighters near Reno, Nevada, have half of a massive wildfire - which forced more than 10,000 people to evacuate - under control. John Blackstone speaks with some of the evacuees.
A cold snap in Algeria led to an unusual sight in the North African country, with scenes of palm trees surrounded by snow.
msnbc.comVideo: NC residents lashed by wicked weathermsnbc.comRALEIGH, NC — At least 15 people were injured and 60 buildings damaged — among them 30 severely damaged homes — when a possible tornado struck two counties in western North Carolina, t...
A massive fire in national park Torres del Paine has shocked Chilean netizens, who have expressed their concerns, anger, sadness and hope that it will soon be controlled. "Torres del Paine" and #salvemostorresdelpaine have been used to inform and comment this disaster on Twitter.
Multi-car pileups are piling-up across the U.S. because of snowy weather. Debbye Turner Bell reports on pileups in Kentucky and central Indiana.
Tornadoes sweep through USA - Extreme Weather Deadly tornados wreak havoc in South East USA. We report on this extreme weather event. Watch the Extreme Weather series here: green.tv Weather data from Vestas. Video production by GREEN.TV From: greent...
Wangari Maathai, a prominent Kenyan environmental and political activist and 2004 Nobel prize winner passed away on September 25. She was the first African woman to be awarded the prize and is recognized worldwide in the fight to protect the environment on the African continent.
The intense rains over the state of Santa Catarina, located in Brazil’s South Region, caused, once again, floods in several cities. Since September 08, floods, flash floods and landslides have hit 96 cities in the region and nearly 1 million people have been affected.
Once again protesters have poured again into streets of Tabriz and Urmia in Iran's Azerbaijan region on Sunday to call on the Iranian government to save the dying Urmia Lake.
Tropical storm Irene hit Puerto Rico on August 21st leaving wind damage, floods, constant rain, and the evacuation of entire communities. This is the same storm, now a hurricane, that is hitting the United States east coast. The online community has posted videos of the aftermath of tropical storm Irene ...
With a spreading nuclear crisis and related issues such as radiation fears, new energy policies on the horizon and an uncertain future for the operating reactors, Japanese netizens have started a revival of music videos with a clear anti-nuclear message.
Posted on June 12, 2011 by Anthony Watts That’s a sign in one of the videos below. This is what college churns out these days, at least in UMass Lowell, but I’ll give them points for not wasting state funding or seeking grant money. From their ...
"We Have Never Seen a Year Like This Before": Meteorologist Jeff MastersThe devastating tornadoes and rampant flooding that's rocked the nation this year has often left the public with more questions than answers when it naturally sought out 'big pictu...
Press Release 11-111New Map Reveals Giant Fjords Beneath East Antarctic Ice Sheet View video Duncan Young discusses research in the Aurora Subglacial Basin.Credit and Larger Version June 2, 2011 View a video with Duncan Young, research scientist at...
Last Saturday, May 28, a new massive protest took into effect against the Hidroaysén hydroelectric project, that unlike other marches, had a festive and familiar atmosphere. What is it that brought so many people to the streets for so many days? And why has Hidroaysén caused such an uproar in ...
Barcoding seems to be the conservation concept of the day, and that goes for sparing trees from illegal logging. The latest country to use the technology is Liberia, and at least one expert thinks that barcoding trees to protect timber production could...
America's deadliest tornado season since 1953 continued its relentless onslaught of violent tornadoes yesterday. Numerous destructive and deadly tornadoes raked Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, and Arkansas, killing at least nine people. Yesterday's deadliest ...
Climate scientists have come together to remind those who dispute climate change that the skeptics are not climate scientists. In this video (clean version), the climate scientists rap speak for themselves. Who's a climate scientist? Watch the vide...
Listen to the AudioCrews filled sandbags and shored up levees along the Mississippi River as enormous volumes of water surged south. Jeffrey Brown takes a closer look at the levee and floodgate system with the Association of State Floodplain Managers' ...
"April was a month of historic climate extremes across much of the United States, including: record breaking precipitation that resulted in historic flooding; recurrent violent weather systems that broke records for tornado and severe weather outbreaks...