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	No Tornadoes Have Been Reported in Oklahoma in 2018, Nearing a Record Wait By Linda Lam April 19, 2018 The Plains have been quieter than usual regarding tornado activity so far this year.
	Florida Everglades Still Reeling Months After Hurricane Irma, NASA Says By Ada Carr April 19, 2018 Sixty percent of the forests were damaged by the hurricane, NASA found.
	Kauai Flooding Eases; $125 Million Approved for Response in Hawaii By Ada Carr April 19, 2018 Residents were forced to flee into shelters as flooding and mudslides washed away homes on Kauai.
	Northern Montana Floods Close Roads, Force Evacuations By Associated Press April 19, 2018 Residents were told to be ready to move their livestock and leave if the floods worsened.
	Plains Wildfires Ignite: At Least 23 Homes Destroyed in Southern Colorado Blaze; 50 Homes Claimed by Rhea Fire in Oklahoma By Alex Blumer, Sean Breslin and Pam Wright April 19, 2018 Here's the latest on the deadly wildfires that have spread rapidly in the Plains.
	Puerto Rico Power Largely Restored After Islandwide Outage By Sean Breslin April 19, 2018 Here's what we know about the latest major power outage to hit Puerto Rico.
	Plains Wildfires Ignite: At Least 23 Homes Destroyed in Southern Colorado Blaze; 50 Homes Claimed by Rhea Fire in Oklahoma By Alex Blumer and Sean Breslin April 19, 2018 Here's the latest on the deadly wildfires that have spread rapidly in the Plains.
	Severe Thunderstorms and Drought-Helping Rain Headed For Southern Plains Beginning Friday By Brian Donegan April 19, 2018 Severe weather may return, but there is also some good news.
	Erie, Pennsylvania, May Top 200 Inches of Seasonal Snow, Topping the All-Time Snowiest Winter For Any Large U.S. City; But There's a Caveat By Brian Donegan April 19, 2018 An impressive U.S. weather record may fall, but there's an asterisk.
	Midwest and Northeast Residents: There is Warmth at the End of This Cold, Snowy April By Linda Lam April 19, 2018 After a record cold and snowy April in many locations, changes are finally in sight.
	More April Snow Adds to Winter Fatigue in the Midwest; Erie, PA to Inch Closer to Record By Brian Donegan April 19, 2018 Yes, more snow will fall in some areas hit by Winter Storm Xanto last weekend.
	Dozens of Tornadoes Batter South; Deaths Confirmed in Louisiana, North Carolina; State of Emergency Declared in Virginia By Pam Wright and Ada Carr April 18, 2018 Here's the latest on a stormy weekend in the South.
	Check Out These Huge Snow Piles Left Behind by Historic Winter Storm Xanto By Brian Donegan April 18, 2018 Imagine snow piled higher than the entrance to your home or workplace.
	Record Cold and Snow Contribute to One of Worst Starts to April in Midwest, Northern Plains By Chris Dolce April 18, 2018 The northern Plains and upper Midwest have had a miserable start to spring.
	3 Changes the National Hurricane Center is Making This Season By Jonathan Belles April 17, 2018 The National Hurricane Center will be providing improved products this hurricane season.
	Want to Know What Five Stories of Snow Looks Like? (PHOTOS) By Nicole Bonaccorso April 17, 2018 The route, which reopened this week for the summer, is approximately 55 miles long and offers a picturesque hike through Mount Tateyama in the Japanese Alps.
	Florida Kids Sue Gov. Rick Scott For Not Doing More to Stop Climate Change By Pam Wright April 17, 2018 Eight students say they are tired of the governor's refusal to address climate change.
	Here's What Your Climate Would Be if the Earth Rotated the Other Direction By Brian Donegan April 17, 2018 Would we be better off if the Earth rotated backwards?
	Blue Jays-Royals Game Postponed After Massive Ice Chunk Punches Hole in Roof of Toronto's Rogers Centre By Pam Wright April 17, 2018 A massive chunk of ice falling from the nearby CN Tower put a 3-by-5-foot hole in the stadium's roof.
	Fire Danger 'Extremely Critical' in the Southwest and Southern High Plains Tuesday By Chris Dolce April 17, 2018 Extreme fire weather conditions have returned.