Lisa Dempster called 911 and says she was stranded for 45 minutes as cold water slowly seeped in. Continue reading →

The storm knocked out power to nearly 200,000 people in Virginia and North Carolina at its height Sunday, according to PowerOutage.us. Continue reading →

The bodies of the men, aged 57, 36 and 32, were recovered Saturday evening near the ski resort of Lech, a few hours after the wife of one of the skiers reported them missing. Continue reading →

At least 20 weather-related deaths have been reported in Europe in the past week as heavy snowfall continues to hammer the continent. Continue reading →

Saturday’s deluge loosened hillsides where a major blaze burned last year in and around Malibu, clogging the Pacific Coast Highway with mud and debris. Continue reading →

As Tropical Storm Pabuk slowed down, Bangkok Airways resumed normal operations and added extra flights to assist stranded passengers. Continue reading →

Thailand’s first tropical storm in three decades killed one person on Friday as it slammed into the south coast. Continue reading →

In 1989, Typhoon Gay left more than 400 dead. A tropical storm in 1962 killed more than 900 people in the south. Continue reading →

“This year, parts of the Prairies will experience Arctic air but much of the country will be celebrating in above average, moderate temperatures,” said Global News Meteorologist Ross Hull. Continue reading →

Heavy rain lashed fishing villages along the coast, muddying roads and holding up convoys delivering heavy machinery and aid to isolated areas. Continue reading →

A collapsed off-ramp in Alaska’s largest city that became an iconic image of the destructive force of a magnitude 7.0 earthquake was rebuilt and reopened four days after its destruction. Continue reading →

A mudslide shut down Pacific Coast Highway and surrounding roads in and around Malibu neighborhoods charred by last month’s massive fire that destroyed hundreds of homes. Continue reading →