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Record Breaking Hot Water Usage in November

Autumn storm that battered Utqiaġvik coastline caused more than $10 million in damage

Pacific Communities Building Resilience in the Face of Climate Change

Maine will seek disaster aid as roughly 70,000 remained without power 4 days after storm

Wind storm batters Maine

Ireland Hit by Remnants of Strongest Eastern Atlantic Hurricane on Record

Slow going in fight against deadly fires in California

Hurricane Maria’s aftermath: ‘There will be no food in Puerto Rico’

Residents warned to ‘get out or die’ as Harvey unleashes new waves of punishing rains and flooding

How Climate Change Is Shaping the Floods of Harvey - The Atlantic

Experts warn gas pipes are in real danger from exploding tundra

As low Nushagak River restricts barge travel, New Stuyahok limits heating fuel

Storm winds knock out power to thousands

Low water in the Peace River

Widespread power outages reported as storm moves through Southcentral Alaska

Observing Eklutna Lake Water Level

Loss of Fuel Header Due to Coastal Erosion

106 mph winds knock out power in Anchorage

Windy winter good for wind generation

Unseasonable windstorm ravages Anchorage

Busiest ferry routes inside Arctic Circle go electric

Palmer digs out from major windstorm that prompted emergency declaration

Fiona's aftermath in Port aux Basques: 'It looks like a bomb went off'

Chignik avalanche leaves community without power for 4 days

Hurricane Grace slams Mexico's Gulf coast, killing 8 in flooding and mudslides

ConocoPhillips Alaska employees evacuated due to prolonged natural gas leak on the North Slope

High winds knock out power, bring subzero wind chills to Bristol Bay

Storm 'Hans' batters Scandinavia

'We have nowhere': B.C. First Nations, rural residents say storm permanently changed the land

Yukon Energy wants to lower Marsh Lake to reduce summer flood risk

Hurricane Laura hitting Louisiana as strong as 1856 storm that split Last Island in half: 'Only 1 cow remained'

Hurricane Fiona: Canada hit by 'historic, extreme event'

Trans-Alaska pipeline under threat from thawing permafrost

With no dam to stop it, the Eklutna River is temporarily reborn. Many people hope to keep it alive for good.

As some in wind-blasted Mat-Su finally get power, others continue to contend with bursting pipes and frigid cold

Tornado damages houses, causes power outages in Fort St. John

Fish kill in Windsor area

Short on diesel fuel, North Slope sewage pipes break