From a tornado in Massachusetts, to a blizzard warning in Hawaii, there has been some weird weather around the country this week. There are always weather extremes, but is this the new norm? "The worst to me was just this bedroom and then the collapse of the ceiling," says tornado survivor Jeanne Thomas.
Svalbard Global Seed Vault is one of the view things standing between a future for our world and the apocalypse. Picture a little island halfway between Northern Norway and the North Pole.
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The bizarre-looking sea floor-dwelling oarfish - which are thought to react to tectonic movement - were all found dead along the country's coasts Three fish considered 'messengers of the sea' have washed ashore in the Philippines, speaking fears an earthquake may be about to hit. The bizarre-looking oarfish were all found dead along the country's coasts despite usually lying between 200 and 1,000metres beneath the waves.
It would not surprise anyone around the Carolinas to hear or even say it's been a weird winter. It's not just here, though! You've likely heard about the Oroville Dam in California.
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During pregnancy, it's common to have vivid, strange dreams and frightening nightmares that wake you up in a cold sweat. Although pregnant women don't have more dreams than those who are not, they do report more nightmares, according to a study in the journal Sleep Medicine.
The world famous Kaikoura 'UFO' sightings of December 1978. They appeared on Wellington air traffic radar and were sighted by hundreds of people.
In this Jan. 11, 2017, photo provided by Sherman Hiatt, people work to put out a wildfire triggered when a pile of chicken manure caught fire in a barn near Charleston, Ark. In this Jan. 11, 2017, photo provided by Sherman Hiatt, people work to put out a wildfire triggered when a pile of chicken manure caught fire in a barn near Charleston, Ark.
A team of heavy-machine operators drew a big crowd of camera-toting spectators as they plucked dangerous debris from raging floodwaters last weekend in Nevada. On Sunday, emergency workers voluntarily evacuated about 1,300 people from 400 homes in a Reno neighborhood as the Truckee River overflowed and drainage ditches backed up.
Russian airlift: Moscow sends plane to ferry its 35 expelled diplomats and families out of US as Putin REFUSES to retaliate against 'lame duck' Obama's punishment for hacking Hillary Gay man who unsuccessfully sued San Diego cops for arresting him for wearing a butt-exposing gladiator costume 'commits suicide' after racking up $1m in legal bills Police to investigate 'whether drugs played a part' in George Michael's mystery death as a post-mortem examination proves 'inconclusive' 'You're probably travelling with body parts': Flight attendants share the shocking secrets that passengers don't know Queen Elizabeth , 90, remains indoors out of the public eye for a TENTH day as she rests at her Sandringham retreat recovering from a heavy cold Texan mother, 40, is killed and her two daughters, 9 and 12, are injured after they fall 25 feet from a Colorado ski chairlift Belles of the ball! ... (more)
... throughout - Nova Scotia saw it all in 2016. "It's not your grandparent's weather anymore. It's a new weather and weird, wild and wacky," Environment Canada's David Phillips told the Chronicle Herald earlier in the year. It appears he was right. ...
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With the rainy season off to a strong start, California officials on Wednesday more than doubled the amount of water they expect to provide next year from the State Water Project. Officials had been proceeding with caution after five years of drought, projecting last month that the state's massive network of reservoirs, pumps and pipelines would distribute only 20 percent of the requested water.
If Santa really lived at the North Pole his sleigh would run the risk of falling through the ice this week, empty or fully laden. Temperatures in the high Arctic will approach melting point on Thursday, including near the North Pole, a massive 30 degrees or more above average for this time of the year.
As Florida finishes baking near 90 degrees and your grandmother in Green Bay has finally warmed back above zero, winter is about to officially begin Wednesday morning at 5:44 a.m. EST. And it'll end a very unique fall in central Florida.