Tumbleweeds can be a common occurrence but not to this level, residents say. Continue reading →

Some Hawaii families were surprised to find big wave surfer Laird Hamilton show up to rescue them from flooding in Hawaii. Continue reading →

A massive sandstorm that tore through a city in Iran on Monday, blocking out the sun and sending people in search of cover, left at least 10 injured. Continue reading →

A class trip to New Orleans for a group of students from Fort McMurray was supposed to end Sunday. However, their flight was cancelled and originally pushed back to Thursday. Continue reading →

From Toronto, where ice storms cancelled baseball games, to Calgary where residents this week faced yet another heavy snowfall warning, April 2018 has come to feel like endless winter. Continue reading →

According to Hydro One, 104,000 customers remain without power, down from 120,000 Monday afternoon, as crews worked across several districts to restore electricity to households. Continue reading →

The Lyrid meteor shower takes place between April 16 and 25. Continue reading →

Freezing rain, blizzards and ice pellets have walloped many Canadian cities over the last few days as the winter-like weather refuses to loosen its grip on the country. Continue reading →

The ice storm, strong wind gusts and heavy rainfall are causing a number of power outages and transportation delays in Toronto. Continue reading →

“We would prefer the highways to be empty and are encouraging all non-essential travel to be postponed,” said OPP sgt. Kerry Schmidt in an update Sunday morning. Continue reading →

Ontario Provincial Police said they received more than 400 reports of collisions on OPP-patrolled roads in and around the GTA as of late Saturday afternoon. Continue reading →

An unexpected avalanche left workers running. Continue reading →

The landspouts formed after lava flow scorched sections of the volcano’s eastern rift zone. Continue reading →