Weather News
Europe tries to shield homeless in deep freeze
Russia and Ukraine take extra precautions to protect homeless people during a brutal cold snap that has killed scores.
Major winter storm pummels Colorado, closing roads
A powerful winter storm moving across Colorado forced the state Department of Transportation to close portions of Interstate 70 and Interstate 25 on Friday.
What winter? That's question for most of US
Snow has been missing in action for much of the U.S. the last couple months. But it's not just snow. It's practically the season that's gone AWOL.
Minus 26.5 degrees: Thousands stranded in Europe
At least 11,000 villagers have been trapped by snow and blizzards in Serbia's mountains, authorities said Thursday, as the death toll from Eastern Europe's deep freeze rose to 114.
BMW PR stunt backfires with weather disaster
BMW apologized after a PR strategy to pay for the naming rights to a weather system backfired -- that system turned into the deep freeze that's claimed dozens of lives.
Dallas gets some relief from historic drought
For millions of residents in the Dallas area, one of the most severe droughts in Texas history is no longer a concern — for now.
Groundhog wars: Rodents diverge on winter forecast
Pennsylvania's Punxsutawney Phil told people to prepare for six more weeks of winter on Thursday, making him the minority opinion among his groundhog brethren who seem to think that spring is coming early.
Brussels' 'peeing' statue shut off by freeze
The Manneken-Pis, a bronze statue of a young boy urinating that is a symbol of Brussels and a major tourist attraction, has had to stop peeing because of sub-zero temperatures.
Forecasters in stormy debate over climate
Whether mankind is behind warming temperatures is an issue that's divided the American Meteorological Society, whose members are Americans' prime source of news about weather.
Snowdrifts send Alaska moose into deadly crashes
Heavy snow in Alaska is taking a deadly toll on moose as snowdrifts force the animals into detours on plowed roads and railroad tracks, prompting one group to seek a "moose emergency."