Discover the Black Blizzard of 1935, the devastating Dust Bowl storm that turned day into night and reshaped farming practices across America’s Great Plains.

Explore the 1948 Donora, Pennsylvania smog disaster—how a deadly “death fog” killed 20 people, sickened thousands, and mirrored Europe’s earlier Meuse Valley tragedy.

Explore the 1930 killer fog in Belgium’s Meuse Valley—one of Europe’s deadliest air pollution disasters—and what caused the tragic smog event.

Explore the shocking night when temperatures in Texas soared to 140°F during a thunderstorm, revealing a rare and extreme weather phenomenon that stunned meteorologists.

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A live Christmas tree, streaming services, a Nintendo switch, and a station cat. Here's an inside look at life at the Mount Washington Observatory.

Mexico’s geography makes it vulnerable to extreme weather events, such as tropical cyclones and floods, that threaten the country’s aging transportation, power, and water infrastructure. Mexico’s economically important coastal tourism sector is also at ri...

During a hurricane you usually hear meteorologists refer to its intensity by categories. If you don't know the difference between a category 1 and a category 5 hurricane, The Weather Channel meteorologist Mark Elliot breaks it down for you.

This explains everything about our crazy Southern weather.