One Brooklyn-based UPS driver said that the back of her truck feels like being in "hell."
With flash floods turning deadly across the country this summer, here's what you should know to stay safe in…
Officials suggest the flooding was caused by thunderstorms in the Death Valley mountains on Sunday.
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The fire began burning on July 29 and has claimed two lives as of yesterday.
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At least 28 people have been found dead, but local authorities warn there will be a lot more.
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As if we didn't have enough trouble from regular drought, flash droughts are now becoming more common.
Videos shared on social media show parts of the Las Vegas Strip being inundated by flood water.
At least one person has died after the St. Louis metropolitan area experienced thunderstorms on Tuesday that dropped…
The usually mild region is not accustomed to high temperatures.
A thermometer covered in a water-soaked cloth that measures humidity is about to become more common in the U.S.
The United Kingdom, United States, and China are among the places across the globe suffering from extreme…
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Commuting is annoying, and more frequent extreme weather is making it more dangerous.
The severe heat wave plaguing Europe is having far-reaching consequences.
On the list of worst offenders: Kourtney Kardashian and Sylvester Stallone.
About 60 million people in the U.S. are under some sort of heat alert this week.
As the U.S. is pummeled by heatwaves, it's important to know the signs of heat exhaustion.
Crossing into the U.S. was a risky business to begin with, and climate change is only making it worse.
The tracks of the BART train hit 140 degrees Fahrenheit, causing them to curve, according to the agency.
The ongoing megadrought is affecting crop quality and crop yield all over the U.S.
The reservoir on the Arizona-Nevada border is at its lowest level since the 1930s.