Rare snow transforms Brazil into winter wonderland
It was a snowy end of July for more than 30 cities in Brazil, an event that was “indescribable” for a 62-year-old man, who saw snow for the first time in his life.
Daily coronavirus briefing: Tigers recovering from COVID-19
Millions are back under lockdown in China following a worsening outbreak linked to the delta variant. Plus, why one Olympian is calling her stay in quarantine "inhumane."
'It's happening': Ice worms emerge in Pacific Northwest glaciers
A scientist who studies the mysterious creatures says there are hundreds of thousands of them living in glacial ice, but perhaps what's most interesting is how they live "at the bounds of what seems to be possible."
Say hello to the egg chair
Unlike hammocks, egg chairs take up less space and are much easier to incorporate into your patio or deck area.
How to watch the Tokyo Summer Olympics from the US
When choosing which events you're going to get behind your teams for, you'll have to accommodate for the time difference.
AccuWeather Camp: Measure hail with these common items
Pennies, quarters, ping pong balls, and softballs – what do they all have in common? You can use them to measure hail the next time it pounds your community.
