ATLANTA - A series of wildfires burning across central Canada[1] sent smoke billowing into the U.S.on Saturday, with few signs that the blazes will subside anytime soon.
The largest fires are burning in Manitoba, but due to prevailing wind patterns, plumes
ATLANTA – A series of wildfires burning across central Canada[1] sent smoke billowing into the U.S.[2] over the weekend, with few signs that the blazes will subside anytime soon.
The largest fires are burning in Manitoba, but due to prevailing wind[3]
ATLANTA – A series of wildfires burning across central Canada[1] have sent smoke billowing into the U.S.[2] over the past several days, with few signs that the blazes will subside anytime soon.
The largest fires are burning in Manitoba, but due to
For the fourth consecutive year, the Atlantic hurricane[1] season kicks off without a named storm forming before June 1, and there are no immediate signs of formation.
The Atlantic basin hurricane season spans 183 days, running from June through Nov.30.
GREENBELT, Md.– Astronomers now believe frozen water might be a common sight outside of our solar system thanks to newly reviewed data from NASA[1]’s James Webb Space Telescope.
According to the space agency[2], scientists have confirmed the presence of
CARLSBAD, N.M.-- A dramatic scene unfolded in New Mexico[1] Thursday as a severe thunderstorm triggered a large landspout that swirled near some homes in Carlsbad[2].
Amanda Bratcher told Storyful she recorded a video of the landspout outside her home,
PHOENIX – A surge of moisture, due in part to the placement of an upper-level low and the tropical moisture field from the Northern Hemisphere’s first tropical cyclone of the year, will lead to increased rain chances across the Southwest[1] over the
ATLANTA – Actor Tray Chaney, known for his role in "The Wire," said that his son was seriously injured when he was thrown 300 feet from his room as a tornado barreled through their Henry County, Georgia[1], home on Thursday.
The tornado[2] touched down
LYNDEN, Wash.-- Emergency officials have been busy as...well, you know, cleaning up after a commercial truck full of bee hives crashed in northern Washington[1], unleashing 250 million bees on first responders.
The truck overturned on Weidkamp Road around 4