A road sign for the evacuated town of Grindavík on February 6, two days before the recent volcanic activity.
Not all tech needs to be a distraction.
This critical region may be facing a devastating year of drought and wildfire at the worst possible time.
Some 30 million people are directly impacted by risks to Lake Mead.
Both climate change and a supercharged El Niño are to blame.
Federal forecasters are monitoring three areas of potential cyclone formation in the Atlantic basin.
The calving event marked the largest loss of floating ice in over a decade.
Photo: Marco Di Marco (AP) 
