Historic US Winter Storms: Ten Blizzards, Freezes and Ice Disasters
America’s worst winters have buried cities under four feet of snow, sunk freighters on the Great Lakes, frozen Florida and even silenced Ni...
America’s worst winters have buried cities under four feet of snow, sunk freighters on the Great Lakes, frozen Florida and even silenced Ni...
In November 2014, Lake Erie buried the southern suburbs of Buffalo, New York, under as much as seven feet of snow in three days, while the ...
Between 31 January and 2 February 2014, freezing rain fell across Slovenia for three days and froze on everything it touched. Cars, petrol ...
On 21 January 2014 a fast-strengthening winter storm swept up the Interstate 95 corridor and buried the cities of the US East Coast. Philad...
This globe, made by meteorologist Anthony Sagliani with the Living Earth app on 5 January 2014, shows the polar vortex spilling Arctic air ...
The first week of January 2014 delivered the coldest air much of the United States had felt in roughly two decades. Behind a powerful Arcti...
In May 2013, strong winds drove sheets of lake ice onto the shores of two lakes, one in Minnesota and one in Manitoba, crushing decks, smas...
In mid-December 2013 a powerful winter storm named Alexa swept across the eastern Mediterranean. It brought Jerusalem its heaviest snowfall...
On the morning of Friday 13 December 2013, residents on the eastern edge of Cairo woke to something most of them had never seen: snow settl...
In late August 2013 a cold front pushing north from Antarctica dropped snow on San Pedro de Atacama, the adobe oasis town in Chile’s Atacam...