Cold Blast from Canada Threatens 100 Million Across Eastern U.S.
A massive blast of cold weather is heading down from southwestern Canada and expected to sweep across the eastern United States in the next few days.

A massive blast of cold weather is heading down from southwestern Canada and expected to sweep across the eastern United States in the next few days.

The first major heat wave of the summer has hit areas of the United States as millions try to stay cool.

Residents are gearing up for a “polar vortex” that is forecast to hit New York City, bringing freezing temperatures and snow.

A woman found herself in a desperate and cold situation Thursday when she became trapped in a gondola at a ski resort in Lake Tahoe, California.

Temperatures at Mount Washington Observatory in New Hampshire approached an all-time low Friday into Saturday morning and reportedly set a new windchill record for the United States, hitting levels feeling as low as -109 degrees.

A study that investigated the placement of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) temperature stations found that 96 percent of the facilities used to measure heat failed to meet the agency’s own “uncorrupted placement” standards.

A man from Louisiana was arrested at Disney Springs in Florida for allegedly trespassing after refusing to have his temperature taken, according to police.

Any change in the earth’s temperature could slash the amount of areas on the planet capable of growing and sustaining existing wine varieties, a study released Monday suggests.

A 5-year-old in a remote Alaskan village carried a toddler a half-mile to a neighbor’s house after they were left home alone in sub-zero temperatures, police said.

Environment Canada – the federal environment agency in Canada – has erased a century’s worth of observed temperature data, claiming its modelled computer projections are more accurate.
