Lava from Hawaii’s erupting Kilauea volcano has destroyed more than 100 homes in a rural Big Island district. Continue reading →

Bodies were so thickly coated with ash that they looked like statues, and rescuers were forced to use sledgehammers to break through the roofs of houses buried in debris up to their roof lines to try to see if anyone was trapped inside. Continue reading →

The country’s national weather agency placed parts of France under an ‘orange alert,’ which is the second highest warning. Continue reading →

A hiker captured the moment one of Central America’s most active volcanos erupted, spewing a thick plume of black smoke and ash into the air. Continue reading →

Areas around Gander and St. John’s got a light dusting of snow as temperatures dipped to about -1 C, with a wind chill of about -7 C. Continue reading →

Alberto, the first named Atlantic storm of the 2018 season, scraped by Cuba’s west coast before charging into the southern United States. Continue reading →

An Arizona man caught a dust devil on camera on Tuesday in Scottsdale as it “chased” him down the freeway. Continue reading →

Mudslides triggered by the soggy remnants of Alberto forced evacuations below a dam early Wednesday and closed a highway in western North Carolina as the centre of the storm lashed the nation’s midsection hundreds of kilometres away. Continue reading →

Hundreds of people have been ordered to leave the vicinity of the biggest eruption cycle in a century of one of the world’s most active volcanoes. Continue reading →

Officials declared a state of emergency in the Baltimore suburb Sunday after heavy rain and flash flooding turned the streets of Ellicott City into fast-moving rivers. Continue reading →

New Zealand plans to slaughter about 150,000 cows as it tries to eradicate a strain of disease-causing bacteria from the national herd. Continue reading →

Forecasters warned of life-threatening surf conditions, the possibility of a few brief tornadoes in much of Florida and parts of Georgia, South Carolina and Alabama. Continue reading →

The first named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season, Subtropical Storm Alberto, gained strength as it approached the northern Gulf Coast, emptying out beaches in Florida ahead of Memorial Day. Continue reading →

Flash flooding and water rescues are being reported in Maryland as heavy rain soaks much of the state. Continue reading →