300-Foot Wide Floating Saucer of Ice Forms on a River in Maine
The odd sight is the result of a natural phenomenon.
The odd sight is the result of a natural phenomenon.
Experts have no real explanation for why we laugh.
Norilsk is among Russia's coldest, richest, and most polluted places—and 175,000 people call it home.
The gig could get you a free ticket.
These wintry weapons will help you win any snowball fight.
Don’t cars only have four wheels?
Wildfire smoke can travel for thousands of miles.
You're probably not using your sun visor correctly.
And why do they help create fire conditions?
It was a disaster of mankind’s own making—and as it raged on, people piped up with some wild ideas about how to put an end to it.
It won't just get hotter.
Bad weather can wreak terrible destruction—but it can also uncover amazing treasures.
Even a Category 4 storm is no match for the beloved restaurant chain.
One resident who was attacked by a swarm compared it to "a bad science fiction movie."
Here are the organizations looking for help.
If you've considered adopting a pet, now's the time.
“Watch out, America!” warns astronaut Alexander Gerst.
Wildfires and other natural disasters can cause pets to panic and get stressed out, but these emergency preparedness tips can help you keep them safe.
Catch the spectacle without taking a trip to the Arctic.
Although they cover only a tiny area, the destruction can be severe.
New research hints that a volcano may have rained all over Napoleon's parade in 1815.
Try not to weep.
Our everyday activities really are able to indirectly influence the weather in ways that go far beyond our addiction to greenhouse gases.
A map of the U.S. showing the warmest day of the year by location was created using climate data from the National Centers for Environmental Information.