A funnel cloud was spotted in northwest New Mexico on Friday, June 14, as strong winds and hail were forecast for the area.
This footage was captured by Renee Delgarito, who said she took it on a rural road near Crownpoint, New Mexico.
The National Weather Service forecast hail and strong winds for McKinley County, which encompasses Crownpoint, with gusts up to 55 mph expected. Credit: Renee Delgarito via Storyful
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told Caltech students a conversation with a Japanese gardener changed his outlook on life.
It's a tale of two different climates across Canada this week. Those in Western Canada will need to break out their jackets while Eastern Canada will be sweating through a dangerous heat dome
Two separate tropical systems are forecast to strengthen this week in what's expected to be a doozy of an Atlantic hurricane season.
Intense heat is setting the stage for severe storms in northwestern Ontario this week, so folks could see heavy rainfall, strong winds and hail if these cells develop.
The rising heat and humidity is contributing to rounds of thunderstorms across southern Ontario Tuesday. Stay alert as there won't be much organization to these storms
For decades, swimmers and walkers have enjoyed the White Rock canal in the Annapolis Valley with little concern for the hydroelectric dam downstream. However, Nova Scotia Power briefly cut off public access earlier this month to begin installing a fence at the site. Julie Harrington, who lives in Gaspereau, N.S., walks her dog along the trail year-round and swims in the canal on hot summer days. She said the community was upset by the closure of the recreation area on Nova Scotia Power property.
This week will bring weather extremes: A baking heat wave in the Midwest and East to a taste of winter in the Rockies.
HALIFAX — There's growing evidence that the number of great white sharks is on the rise along Canada's East Coast, where plans are in the works to post warning signs for beachgoers for the first time.
Humidity makes heat worse, and there’s solid science behind the humidex values that take into account weather’s toll on our bodies
Storms will be rolling through Northwestern Ontario in two rounds on Tuesday, first in the early morning hours and the second, more severe storms in the evening hours. Most potent dynamics will be present from 6-9pm CT. Meteorologist Laura Power has the details.
When the haze season comes, villagers in northern Thailand start preparing the land for fire. They set areas of forest alight, part of controlled burns that will clear their fields for planting — and before long large plumes of smoke rise up, adding to some of the worst air in the world. It's a practice that is unavoidable due to the mountainous terrain, which prevents harvesting machines from operating. During the haze season, from February to April, Chiang Mai city regularly tops the list of the world’s worst cities for air pollution. At nearby Chiang Mai university, an app called FireD has been developed to try to control burning. People register their planned fires through the app. It uses weather and satellite data to predict if a fire on a particular day will cause more pollution or whether conditions will blow away the smoke and pollutants.
A new poll finds 44% of US voters hold a negative view of electric vehicles. That helps explain why Trump keeps bashing them, Philip Elliott writes
Active Tropics Plus PM Storms for South Florida
The United States is bracing for chaotic weather this week, with the South set to experience another heat wave following a short respite from searing temperatures earlier this month. The National Weather Service expects some areas to reach temperatures so high they'll hit new daily records.
Widespread thunderstorm threat is in play today for southern Ontario, as humidity fuels instability. The Weather Network's meteorologist Nicole Karkic has the details.
The US-Mexico water crisis is highlighting the immense difficulties of navigating how to share shrinking water resources in a hotter, drier world.
With repairs to Calgary's water main break expected to take another five weeks, concerns are mounting about how it could affect the city's lucrative tourist season. Heather Yourex-West looks at the state of repairs, how the Calgary Stampede will still go on despite the water restrictions, and what the city is telling hundreds of thousands of potential tourists.
At the current rate of progress businesses risk failing their net-zero targets because of inexperienced Gen Zers, LinkedIn's new report warns.
The year’s first significant heat wave is expected to roast a large portion of the central and southern United States on Father’s Day Sunday with potentially record-breaking high temperatures, four days away from summer’s official start.
The NWS expects the heat wave to continue into the weekend and to see the hottest temperatures of the summer so far.
