Two people were injured when Mount Cameroon sent ashes and flames into the air in a brief explosion that lasted a couple of seconds.
Feb 072012
Feb 072012
The famous waterways of Venice have frozen over as Europe continues to be gripped by a deadly chill.
Feb 052012
According to Yale and MIT researchers in a paper published in Nature Climate Change, tropical cyclones will cause $109 billion in damages by 2100.
Feb 052012
c The homeless population has borned the brunt of the suffering with many freezing to death in unheated areas. Sunday, French authorities found the body of a homeless man, bringing the death toll of cold-related deaths to 306. Hospitals are working overtime to treat the multitude of people with more »
Feb 052012
Watch this never seen before video from an 18-wheeler dash cam which captured the Joplin tornado on video while driving down Interstate 44.
Feb 032012
Temperatures as low as -36.5 degrees Fahrenheit have been recorded in Europe this week as they battle a long cold snap that has claimed more then 200 lives. Forecasters warn residents that the big freeze will get worse over the weekend.
Feb 032012
Police hold man on suspicion of stealing five tonnes of ice from a glacier in Patagonia to sell as designer ice cubes for cocktails.
Feb 032012
Temperatures plunge to -14c in UK as Arctic freeze sweeps the UK.
Feb 032012
Study proves that slight shifts in Earth’s axis might be enough to trigger the ice ages and global warming.
Feb 032012
More than 120 people have died and thousands more are still trapped in their homes as cold and icy weather has brought parts of Europe to a standstill. In Serbia, at least 11,000 villagers are reported stranded in their homes by heavy snow and blizzards which have hit remote more »
Feb 022012
For a few hours this weekend, it looked like the weather monitoring station at Jim River Maintenance Camp in north-central Alaska might have broken the record low temperature for the whole United States. The thermometer Saturday on the unmanned device read 79 degrees below zero — just one degree more »
Feb 022012
Tanker trucks loaded with water were delivered to a Texas lakefront town that came close to becoming the state's first community to run out of drinking water during a historic drought. Spicewood received its first delivery of water Monday. The 8,000-gallon water delivery arrived after it became clear the more »
Feb 022012
Officials are monitoring a remote Alaska volcano that could launch an ash cloud, potentially threatening intercontinental flights. "Eruptive activity" of Cleveland Volcano was detected in satellite data, according to the Alaska Volcano Observatory. The volcano, also known as Mount Cleveland, is on the Aleutian Islands, southwest of mainland Alaska. more »
Feb 012012
A breathtakng photo taken by NASA’s Terra spacefraft in November 2011 shows how an iceberg the size of New York with a 19 mile long crack is close to breaking off from Antarctica.
Feb 012012
A team of scientists have worked out why spider webs are resilient enough to withstand hurricane fource winds and attacks from predators.