Deadly storms blasted California and the southern United States this week, while President Trump signed controversial environmental executive orders.
After a lull in storm intensity to end January, there is the potential for bigger, more disruptive storms in the central and eastern United States as February progresses.
Showery spells will put a damper on the United Kingdom, including Chinese New Year festivities, this weekend before the risk of more impactful storms returns in early February.
After a lull in the stormy pattern, wet weather will return to the western United States around the middle of next week.
A shift in the overall weather pattern will bring the return of potent Atlantic storms to the United Kingdom from this weekend into February.
Two storms from Canada will bring snow that will lead to slippery travel in the eastern United States into next week.
There is a scientific reason behind the calming silence that emerges after a snowstorm concludes.
Light pillars, or columns of light beaming to the sky, are a spectacle that awes onlookers.
A return of cold air into the northeastern United States will trigger a significant lake-effect snow event over the next several days.
A significant change in the weather pattern next week will finally unlock Germany from the bitterly cold air that has dominated much of January.