More than 1 billion people will be celebrating Earth Day on Monday throughout the world, including in several cities across the United States. More
Impressive lightning storm lights up stormy night sky More
Traffic on Interstate 26 halts due to multiple trees down More
Road closed after getting swallowed by severe flooding More
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More than 1 billion people will be celebrating Earth Day on Monday throughout the world, including in several cities across the United States.
The historic numbers indicate one thing, but a look at the last five years -- and even this year -- shows something else.
While dry, warm and tranquil conditions are in store for a large part of the nation on Easter Sunday, there will be some areas that have to deal with showers and cool weather.
Deadly storms hit the southern U.S. this week before spawning snow and destructive severe weather in other parts of the country.
A string of violent storms that spawned tornadoes on Friday capped off a wild week of severe weather across the southern and eastern U.S. At least five fatalities have been confirmed.
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A U.S. man is one of three world-renowned climbers presumed dead after avalanche in Banff National Park -- and his father, also an accomplished climber, will attempt to bring him home.
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The National Hurricane Center announced Friday that the deadly storm, which struck Florida last October, is stronger than was first believed. Here's why.
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