Intense wind gusts lashed parts of “northern Colorado” on Wednesday, August 14.
The National Weather Service issued a special weather statement for multiple towns north of Denver, warning of wind gusts up to 50 mph and possible half-inch sized hail.
Footage recorded by Patrick Snell shows wind battering Fort Collins. Credit: Patrick Snell via Storyful
Summer is well and truly over - with temperatures set to plunge into single digits and possibly even 0C in parts of Britain. The coldest temperatures are expected to arrive on Thursday this week, with Public Health England advising people to be caref
Lower temperatures follow wet weekend and weather warning in the capital
Most people would have run for their lives. But as the tiger was sinking its claws into her husband’s neck, Mangal grabbed a stick and started fighting.
A Labour-run council has been criticised for funding an Extinction Rebellion “climate cafe” using taxpayers’ money.
Certain parts of the UK could see temperatures drop to zero in certain areas, forecasters claim
STORY: :: Southern Morocco is hit by deadly flooding from torrential rain :: 2M:: Aoukerda, Morocco Foreign nationals from Spain, Canada and Peru were among the dead, authorities said, adding that others were still missing after floods swamped the area on Saturday (September 7).The floods destroyed dozens of homes, as well as damaging roads and electricity, water and phone networks.Reuters was able to confirm the locations of videos, but could not independently confirm when they were filmed.
The amount and proportion of the powerful heat-trapping gas methane that humans spew into the atmosphere is rising, helping to turbocharge climate change, a new study finds. Tuesday’s study finds that in 2020, the last year complete data is available, the world put 670 million tons (608 million metric tons) of methane in the air, up nearly 12% from 2000. An even more significant finding in the study in Environmental Research Letters was the source of those emissions: those from humans jumped almost 18% in two decades, while natural emissions, mostly from wetlands, inched up just 2% in the same time.
Baleen whales include the blue whale, the largest animal ever known.
Firefighters are still working to put out a fire at a waste collection site on Weir Road in Wimbledon that started on Saturday night. Six fire engines and around 40 firefighters are at the scene, where a large pile of household waste caught fire in a single-storey building.
Temperatures will be well below average for the middle of the week, ranging from 10C to 15C (50F-59F) during the day, but feeling even colder in the brisk wind. At night, temperatures will be widely in low single figures, with a patchy grass frost likely. An air frost is possible in parts of the north, especially on Thursday night.
The National Hurricane Center says Tropical Storm Francine is getting stronger and is expected to make landfall in Louisiana on Wednesday.
Police are reminding visitors to North Yorkshire’s spectacular national parks about unauthorised camping and irresponsible fires after an acre of conservation woodland between Egton Bridge and Glaisdale was destroyed by flames.
The government will not "water down" cuts to the winter fuel payment after it was voted through on Tuesday, a minister has said.
The unnerving view of the inside of a snapping alligator’s jaws was captured by a security camera at a reptile zoo in Kilkenny, Ireland, earlier this summer.Footage by James Hennessy, the director and owner of the National Reptile Zoo in Kilkenny, shows the terrifying view as an American alligator lunged at a Ring camera on June 22.At the end of the footage, the alligator appears to successfully grab the camera with its mouth and pull it into the water. Credit: James Hennessy via Storyful
Mexican officials attempted to tranquilize the large cat after it was spotted but failed
Met Office explains why ‘Cheshire Gap’ is seeing areas have repeated rain showers
Authorities struggle to contain ‘hellish’ wildfires raging in the state
A steel bridge over the Red River in northern Vietnam collapsed after Typhoon Yagi's heavy rain and winds. Three people were rescued with no reported casualties. The typhoon has killed at least 59 and injured 299 people.
Lakes and rivers across Europe are drying up as the hottest summer on record comes to an end. In Poland and Bosnia, this has caused critically low water levels.
The Met Office said Friday is likely to be the coldest morning of the week, with a frost possible in some places.
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