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No sea ice in Grantley Harbor

Two die shoveling snow; those with cardiac risks advised to 'just let your driveway fill up with snow'

Mouse Infestation “Unlike Anything” Exterminator Has Seen

"Should have received four tons of plums"

Late Alaska Winter

Yukon smashed 8 high temperature records this past weekend

People followed instructions during the storm

A strong storm damaged the embankment in Pevek and left Rytkuchi without light

After September storm, Newtok residents are desperate to relocate

Winds down but high water just starting as ‘exceptionally strong storm’ batters Northwest Alaska

Wild Rose October Bloom

Salmon struggle to spawn amid record-setting drought

Fish die off near Kotzebue

Aquaculture: Oyster and mussel growers on Prince Edward Island calculating losses from Fiona

Fiona updates: Much of Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island without power as Fiona hits Canada

Chevak rallies to repair storm-damaged subsistence gear

Kivalina neighbors banded together to save a house from falling into the sea amid last week’s storm

‘Some of them just disappeared’: Essential pieces of life in Nome were lost in the storm

As the storm raged, a mad rush to keep the power on in Hooper Bay

‘Stebbins is resilient,’ Eastern Norton Sound communities recovering from storm damage

Up river effect from Typhoon Merbok

Storm unearths ancient tusks

Storm images from Kotzebue

Storm destroys Shaktoolik’s berm, its main protection from the sea

Storm bounty in clams

Powerful storm slams Western Alaska

Typhoon Merbok in Tununak

Drought-related disaster declared in Rhode Island, most of New England experiencing drought conditions

Mat-Su flooding closes roads, threatens homes after deluge soaks Talkeetna Mountains

Coastal Maine enters severe drought conditions as dry weather continues

Massive hailstone found near Markerville, Alta., breaks Canadian record, research group says

The northernmost city in U.S. just had its wettest day on record

Summer storm hits Kotzebue

Intense Flooding Hits Russia's Black Sea Resort Sochi

Extremely windy on the lagoon

Monster avalanche triggered by extreme deluge raises new climate change questions

Lightning strikes Nunavut from top to bottom

Thousands of lightning strikes and another 13 fires recorded as Alaska's intense fire season continues

Wildfire breaches north Klondike Hwy in Yukon, burns up power poles

5 power outages in Yukon caused by lightning storms, hydro unit trips

In Anchorage, June’s record heat and little rain ramp up holiday weekend fire risk

The European Arctic suffers through a heat wave

Firefighters work to contain Anchorage wildfire

Warm, dry weather expected to spread wildfires burning in upper Kuskokwim River region

Manitoba heat wave breaks temperature record set in 1888

Unusual thunderstorms ignite fires around Bristol Bay

Thunderstorms in Southcentral Alaska spark at least 1 structure fire

Atmospheric river dumping rain on overflowing rivers raises flood alarm

Large tundra fire burns 12 miles away from St. Mary’s

Historic Lower Yukon wildfire forces evacuations from St. Mary’s and Pitkas Point