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Victoria breaks rainfall record for November

Animals have stopped turning white for winter in alarming climate change trend

Warm, wet weather prompts road closures | Yukon News

Warm, wet weather prompts road closures

Alaskans urged to destroy moss balls that could contain invasive mussels

Reports of dead seals on coasts doubled in 2020, charity says

Homeowners along the Kenai River fight rising flood waters

No end in sight for B.C. wildfires, one month since state of emergency declared

9 temperature records broken across B.C.

High and dry: Destruction Bay dock rendered useless by declining water levels - Yukon News

Earth to warm 2 degrees Celsius by the end of this century, studies say

Pollution forcing shellfish restrictions in Henderson Inlet and 3 regional sites

Fish kill in Windsor area

At Least 43 Dead As Ida’s Remnants Spawn Weather Chaos In Northeast

Seal pups and walrus calves found stranded on regional beaches

‘It Burns and It Keeps Burning’: Scenes From Southern California’s Wildfires

Bird flu continues to spread across the state

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

2017 officially B.C.’s worst ever wildfire season

Hurricane Ida traps Louisianans, shatters the power grid

What melting sea ice means for life in the Arctic

Early humpback sighting

Nenana Ice Classic tripod falls; earliest date on record

Denali area gets more than a foot of snow as winter storm hampers travel, visibility

Bomb cyclone in northern Pacific Ocean breaks all-time records

Left to Louisiana’s Tides, a Village Fights for Time

Death toll in Japan floods nears 200 as intense heat brings threat of disease

Australia bushfires trap thousands on east coast beaches

Record rains cause flash flooding in Tennessee; 4 dead

Death Toll From Heat Wave in Karachi, Pakistan, Hits 1,000

Jellyfish the size of dinner plates on Northeast beaches

"Startlingly Large" Jellyfish Washes Up on Maine Beach

Rising number of people picking up TBE–infection

Bats plunge to ground in cold; saved by incubators, fluids

The worst may be yet to come as the flood risk rises in the Okanagan - NEWS 1130

Floods close bridge, but no injuries reported

Caribbean-bound tourists cancel holidays due to foul-smelling seaweed

Huge winter storm cuts power to 100,000 across eastern US

The coffins should be safely in the permafrost – now more emergency need to be excavated

Heat wave turns deadly and is expected to last through the Fourth of July

Amazon Deforestation, Once Tamed, Comes Roaring Back

Please go fishing, Washington state says after farmed Atlantic salmon escape broken net

How Global Warming Fueled Five Extreme Weather Events

Hurricane Maria Makes Landfall in Dominica as Other Islands Brace for Potential Disaster

Moscow storm: At least 16 people killed

Catching some hell; Hurricane Michael slams into Florida

Troopers: Pilot Station man dies in storm, brother treated for hypothermia

Record-breaking rains devastated central China, but there is little talk of climate change

Deadly Tensions Rise as India’s Water Supply Runs Dangerously Low

Point Lay declares climate emergency

Another record-setting year for snowfall

Millions without Power as US braces for another winter storm

Bear attacks man in Naknek

Rare muskox sighting in Manokotak raises questions

200 reindeer died on an Arctic Island -- and researchers think climate change is to blame

Crayfish invade Kodiak waters

For first time in 300 years, Barbuda is empty

Warm, wet February linked to rise in ocean temperatures

Flooding closes schools and shuts down sewer system in Glennallen as high waters continue to inundate Alaska communities

Guadalupe Murrelet (Synthliboramphus hypoleucus) off Tofino

After 100 highs, Utqiagvik marks record low temperature

Boost in bear activity means extra safety measures

Large earthquake strikes in remote part of northwest Alaska

North Slope whalers bring in a spring bounty

Seawall to protect Utqiagvik from extreme storms

More than 230,000 remain without power in Mass.; could take days to restore - The Boston Globe

Record-breaking heat leaves 29 dead in South Korea

We get warmer and warmer later in the year

Common Ringed Plover (Charadrius hiaticula) in Tsawwassen

Whaling captain, crew member die in boating accident

Damage widespread, 1 dead after record rainfall causes flash flooding in Dane County

Dangerously Low on Water, Cape Town Now Faces ‘Day Zero’

Video: The oceans are changing. Can crabs adapt?

Why homes along Arctic coastline are at risk of falling into the ocean

Wildfires in Northern California Kill at Least One and Destroy 1,500 Buildings

Deadly heat waves projected in the densely populated agricultural regions of South Asia

While the search for Utqiagvik whale researcher continues, his friends and family reflect on his role in the community

North Slope communities are seeing more polar bears this year

Tennessee flooding updates: 'This has changed Waverly forever' residents say; Biden approves disaster declaration

Permafrost thaw is causing Noatak's grave site to erode