(CNN) — In 2023, it isn’t hard to imagine we’re living through the end times, with apocalyptic weather events happening throughout the year and across the globe.

Fires, wind, and extreme heat created dangerous conditions across the West over the weekend.In northern Nevada, Burning Man ...

Wild time-lapse video captured the moment Arizona State University’s football stadium was completely swallowed by a powerful ...

Massive walls of dust and debris called haboobs that roll through the Southwest U.S. can be awe-inspiring and terrifying, especially for motorists caught in their path. Thunderstorms spawn the ...

Discover the most mind-blowing extreme weather events ever caught on camera! From colossal hurricanes and relentless tornadoes to dramatic lightning storms and flash floods, this guide showcases ...

The ground was also extremely dry in Maui in August when the city of Lahaina, Hawaii, caught fire during a windstorm and burned. How global warming fuels extreme storms As more heat is stored as ...

NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory captured this image of a solar flare – seen in the bright flash toward the middle of the image – on May 10, 2024. The image shows a subset of extreme ...

Flash flooding, landslides and snow kept rescue crews busy after last week’s storms caused catastrophic damage in Southern California.

Extreme Storms Are Extreme Eroders The storm that swept across the Rockies in September 2013 unleashed huge amounts of sediment downstream, doing the work of a century of erosion. Julia Rosen reports.

NASA's most imposing satellite image of a storm in 2020 came on Aug. 26, just two hours after Hurricane Laura made landfall on the Louisiana coastline.

Al-Sayegh hopes that her storm chasing in the Middle East will unravel some of the mysteries of weather phenomena in the region. Pictured, a Haboob surges over the Al Salmi Desert in Kuwait, in 2015.