Several years ago, snow in New Zealand's Southern Alps turned red, and while many blamed wildfires at the time, new research ...

A rare and stunning snowfall recently blanketed parts of Earth’s deserts, transforming dry landscapes into icy wonderlands.

New geochemical evidence points to the color change resulting from red Australian desert dust carried across the Tasman Sea.

The Arabian Desert, today the largest expanse of windswept sand dunes on Earth, experienced recurring periods of humidity millions of years ago, researchers report April 9 in Nature. The study may ...

WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - As we cool off into Thursday morning, we could get some light snow as well. Any snowfall would, almost certainly, stay under an inch across all communities. Snowfall is most ...

"Black Snow" season 2 – the gripping Australian crime drama that blends murder mystery with social commentary – is quickly becoming a must-watch for true crime thanks a standout performance ...

New UK weather maps by WXCharts reveals a cold blast sweeping in from the west that will bring a 300-mile snow bomb to Britain later this month. The forecast using met desk data shows the UK ...

A huge snow bomb is set to pummel a large chunk of the UK in just days, bringing a sharp contrast to the ballmy spring temperatures that has gripped the country in recent days. Stoke-on-Trent and ...

Former San Francisco Giants fan favorite J.T. Snow is the latest victim of impulsive online behavior. In the ninth inning of Sunday’s game, the Giants were tied with the Mariners but had a ...

The Saharo-Arabian Desert is one of the largest biogeographic barriers on Earth, hindering the dispersal of animals between Africa and Eurasia, and is at least eleven million years old. How did ...

Winter weather is making a messy comeback today in parts of Atlantic Canada, with snow, ice pellets and freezing rain in the forecast. Slippery conditions led to school closures in Nova Scotia ...

I know what everyone may be thinking…did we actually get snow…in April? And the answer is yes! We did! Before anyone can go into a panic…this is perfectly normal for the first few weeks of ...