EXTREME WEATHER

The announcement of three more deaths possibly attributed to EMS delays comes amid blowback from residents about the city’s preparation for December's blizzard.

Climate scientists say an El Niño is increasingly probable by the fall and could push Earth’s temperature to a record high in 2023 or 2024.

More than a foot of snow is likely in parts of the Corn Belt, while a tornado watch is in effect from eastern Texas to central Arkansas.

Abnormally warm air, fueled by climate change, is probably boosting the severe weather flare-up

Weather experts say the worst is probably over after nearly a month of atmospheric river storms that have deluged California.

New emergency evacuations were ordered and officials cautioned that more devastation is in store as the state braces for another wave of rain on Monday.

Atmospheric rivers have dumped about 24 trillion gallons of water onto California since Dec. 20, killing at least 19 people, officials say

The official death toll from a series of atmospheric rivers in California stands at 19. Experts say the fatalities show Californians have grown unaccustomed to the dangers of rain.

Ten people were killed by the storms, eight in Alabama and two in Georgia, including a 5-year-old and a state employee responding to damage.

A violent tornado crossed from Alabama to Georgia, causing major damage along its path

Puerto Rico is aging rapidly, driven by birth and mortality trends, but also emigration. Experts say the government is woefully unprepared for the challenges of having so many senior citizens.

Local officials warned the precise impacts or timing of potential flooding, road closures or evacuations are difficult to predict.

Unusually warm weather in the Alps has caused temporary slope closures, canceled sports competitions and left recreational skiers clamoring for refunds.

Researchers estimate that atmospheric rivers in the western U.S. will become 15 percent larger in size and last six hours longer for every one degree Celsius spike in global temperatures.

Kyle Doan was separated from his mother, Lindsy, as the two got caught in a flooded California river. His father spoke of that moment and the resulting search.

A "relentless parade of cyclones” hitting California was expected to shift farther to the north, the National Weather Service said Thursday, as the region continued to struggle with massive floods and landslides.

Bomb cyclones are the most intense mid-latitude winter storms, earning the distinction from an especially rapid drop in air pressure.

Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz said he does not know whether instituting the ban earlier “would have changed anything but it was my decision and I bear full responsibility.”