Earth experiencing warmest year on record â again, scientists say
For the second year in a row, climate scientists are "virtually certain" that 2024 will be another record-warm year for Earth.
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Hawaii’s underwater volcano rocked by dozens of earthquakes since the weekend
An undersea volcano off the southeastern coast of the Big Island of Hawaii has been rocked by a swarm of more than 70 earthquakes since the weekend, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
Watch Las Vegas dust devil cause damage as it tears across homes
A Las Vegas couple barely escaped getting caught in a dust devil that was barreling toward their house.
Incredible photos show New Jersey firefighters battling flames around home
Over the weekend, New Jersey Forest Fire Service crews battled a blaze that threatened homes, and photos show just how close the flames got to destroying a family home.
At least 10 killed when Indonesia volcano erupts
Indonesia's Disaster Agency confirmed the 10 deaths, and said search and rescue efforts continue to ensure all victims have been evacuated from affected areas.
Central Texas wildfire prompts evacuations after wind-driven blaze explodes to 400 acres
A wind-whipped wildfire exploded in size on Sunday, burning more than 400 acres east of Austin, Texas, and promoting evacuations.
Biltmore Estate to reopen this weekend month after Helene’s devastation: ‘Signal of Hope’
The historic Biltmore Estate in Asheville is set to reopen this weekend after Helene devastated western North Carolina.
Bryan Norcross: Watching the Caribbean for a system that looks likely to track into the Gulf
The consensus of the computer forecasts is that a depression or possibly a tropical storm will move into the Gulf of Mexico around Thursday. There is no consensus, however, on how strong the system will be at that point.
Evacuations ordered in San Diego after brush fire erupts near university
The Montezuma Fire ignited near San Diego State University and grew to nearly 40 acres by Thursday afternoon.
Western North Carolina white-water rafters raced against time to save people from Heleneâs flooding
Experienced white-water rafters in North Carolina spent more than two weeks on the French Broad River after Hurricane Helene's flooding, rescuing their neighbors in extreme conditions.