Weather

The explanation behind a "drastic," bone-chilling, mysterious weather event in the Upper Midwest.

According to one scientist, geography and weather make it the “Rainbow Capital of the World.”

Legend has it that seeing this ghost before a hurricane is good luck. But what else can The Gray Man tell us about local history?

A rare deluge at Uluru attracted tourists, locals, and a whole lot of frogs.

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In search of otherworldly sights? Just find the right icy pond.

Here's why it sometimes looks like red tentacles are dangling in the sky.

At the time, unrest roiled Egypt and an empire rose in Rome.

A time-lapse shows that, before they unleash storms, the clouds look pretty soothing. (At least from space.)

Clouds are "a wilderness within everybody's grasp."

In 1910, the deadliest snowslides in U.S. and Canadian history occurred just days apart.

"Finally, I could have zero-gravity hair!"

“It sounds like if you got a big Slurpee, and then dumped it on the ground.”

The fire-scorched landscape needs water. But not the kind that recently fell on Canberra.

The weather forecast warned it would be raining reptiles.