Extreme Weather

Exceptionally high levels of snow have closed roads and ski resorts, triggered avalanches, and cut off villages across southern Germany and much of Austria.

More than 37 languages are spoken in one small Oklahoma town, creating a major information issue when extreme weather is imminent.

In a presentation about America's National Climate Assessment, their messages were sure and simple.

Workers help prepare a Christmas tree for sale at a Holiday Sale Christmas Tree lot on November 29th, 2018, in Miami, Florida.

To keep up crop production, farmers must continue to adjust to a warming climate.

As more areas of the country are hit with the kind of flooding seen during Harvey, the role of the city will become increasingly important.

Record-high temperatures continue to exacerbate fire, drought, and other negative weather patterns around the world.

The storm wiped out nearly a million acres of crops and caused $158 million in agricultural losses.

Extreme climate events wreak havoc on agriculture, and farmers are trying to adjust—but entrenched industry and government practices may be holding them back.

Damaged buildings and a flooded street are seen after Hurricane Michael passed through the downtown area of Panama City, Florida, on October 10th, 2018.

As temperatures rise, mental health often declines, but researchers still don't know why.

People are very good at incorporating contradictory information into their belief systems.

People wade through a flooded street in the city of Culiacán, in Sinaloa State, Mexico, on September 20th, 2018.

Hurricane Florence gains strength in the Atlantic Ocean as it moves west, seen from the International Space Station on September 10th, 2018.

A new study looks at how the increased storminess of a warming planet will make an already dangerous job even more deadly.

According to a recent study, losing just the top three feet of coral reef could result in $4 billion a year in flood-related damages.

A vicious dust storm ripped through northern India, causing chaos in the streets.

Long before low-lying islands are swallowed by sea level rise, wave-related flooding could contaminate their freshwater resources.

Caribbean countries must transform their energy systems by creating new, greener sources of power.

A new study finds that, by the end of the century, California's climate is expected to oscillate more frequently between extreme drought and deluge conditions.

It's all about which model you look at, European or American.

In order to better understand just how extreme the state's weather has gotten, scientists looked to the ring patterns of 500-year-old oaks.

Forecasters predict the United States still has yet to experience the brunt of its erratic weather.

A monster El Niño could be on its way, and it will likely have a complicated effect on the world's breadbaskets.