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As the epic winter storm Jonas bore down on the U.S. East Coast this morning (Jan. 23), astronaut Scott Kelly snapped a series of photos of the storm's evolution from orbit, including one that catches a rare view of "thundersnow."
The last time an "epic" blizzard was supposed to slam New York City almost exactly one year ago, it ended up being an even more epic dud.
A potentially historic snowstorm, dubbed Winter Storm Jonas, is expected to clobber the US's East Coast from Friday afternoon through Sunday, affecting millions of Americans and bringing heavy snow, strong winds, and a risk of coastal flooding.
With one of the largest blizzards in recent history expected to wreak havoc along the East Coast of the US this weekend, airlines have begun to cancel flights.
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Weather experts say a moving storm system could turn into a historic blizzard if it reaches its full potential, slamming the Northeastern US.
"If you don't have your food & groceries yet I feel sorry for you"
Rain has fallen every day in Eglwyswrw since October 26 and residents, farmers and their animals are all fed up
Satellite temperature data measuring Earth's lower atmosphere shows that 2015 only ranks as the third-warmest year on record, and not the warmest year as predicted by scientists relying on weather station data.
The El Nino that disrupted weather worldwide last year has peaked. Now forecasters are predicting what may be next for the world's climate.
Water managers: Too early to declare end of state drought
This story has been updated to include buoy measurements that confirm the North Pole temperature climbed above 32 degrees on Wednesday.
'Insanely cold' in Calif. - Peru sees 'heavy snowfall' in Summer
With temperatures above freezing at the North Pole, deadly tornadoes in Texas, extreme heat in Australia and floods in Britain and Missouri, the world is beset by extreme weather events as it welcomes 2016.
Drudge is touting the "record heat" forecast for Christmas Eve, even though most of the country will be below normal temperature. The best Drudge could come up with was 86 degrees at Orlando.
Drudge is touting the "record heat" forecast for Christmas Eve, even though most of the country will be below normal temperature. The best Drudge could come up with was 86 degrees at Orlando.
Any hopes of a white Christmas that the weekend chill brought will be dashed in the eastern United States, with this Christmas Eve shaping up to be the warmest on record in many communities.
Fact: the RSS global mean temperature anomaly dataset shows a least-squares linear regression trend of 0.0C from February 1997 to October 2015. But what does this really mean? And what is the significance of this global warming pause?
The biggest winter storm to hit Denver so far this season has also broken a daily snowfall record for the city
Since the agency is controlled by the Executive branch of government, it makes sense that the manipulation of temperature data would ultimately be used to promote the global warming agenda of the Obama administration
Negotiators from around the world gather in Paris this week to finalize an international climate change agreement, capping a years-long process on which hopes have been riding for global action to limit greenhouse-gas emissions.
'Climate Hustle' To Have Red Carpet Premiere in Paris
China plans to launch satellites to monitor its greenhouse gas emissions as the country, estimated to be the world's top carbon emitter, steps up its efforts to cut such emissions, official news agency Xinhua said on Monday.
The sun's about to spit charged particles our way. And that solar wind of protons and electrons will interact with the Earth's magnetic field to light up the skies with a dazzling display of color through Wednesday.
Cyclone Chapala is taking aim at the Arabian Peninsula and is forecast to strengthen into a Category 5 storm today, with winds of up to 166 mph.
The head of a congressional committee on science has issued subpoenas to the Obama administration over a recent scientific study refuting claims that global warming had "paused" or slowed over the last decade.
First it was wildfires, then it was unprecedented flooding, and now it is earthquakes. In the past two weeks alone, more than 400 earthquakes have shaken San Ramon - a small city that sits approximately 45 miles east of San Francisco.
A hurricane stronger than Katrina in 2005 and Andrew in 1992 is poised to hit Mexico's biggest ports and holiday resorts within hours.
It seems like every couple of years, the folks at NASA or NOAA will issue a press release saying something along the lines of "this year we'll have the big one" before adding that El Niño may be gearing up to dump devastating rains all over th
It seems like every couple of years, the folks at NASA or NOAA will issue a press release saying something along the lines of "this year we'll have the big one" before adding that El Niño may be gearing up to dump devastating rains all over th
