US: Evacuation Orders Lifted After Dahlberg Fire Scorches 1,000 Acres Near Franktown, CO

The Dahlberg fire broke out in the south of Franktown, Colorado, on Tuesday, February 24, burning more than 1,000 acres. Following the containment, authorities confirmed that all evacuation orders for the surrounding areas have been lifted.

Japan: M6.2 Earthquake Strikes Shimane Prefecture, No Tsunami Threat 4

A series of earthquakes, with a maximum magnitude of 6.2, struck western Japan on Tuesday, January 6, with the epicenters located in eastern Shimane Prefecture. Authorities state there is no threat of a tsunami resulting from these quakes.

France: Massive Tire Fire Sends Toxic Smoke Over Nice and Airport

Thick toxic smoke covered Nice’s west side and the airport overnight after a tire warehouse and several cars caught fire late Thursday, August 14. Around 80 firefighters responded, evacuating nearby residents and closing roads while battling the blaze, which was brought under control in the early hours. No injuries were reported, though residents described a strong, acrid smell and loud explosions.

US: Memorial Day Weekend Storms Unleash Heavy Rain and Hail in Colorado 2

Severe thunderstorms swept through parts of Colorado, including the Denver metro area, over the Memorial Day holiday weekend, bringing heavy rain and intense hail on Saturday, May 24.

US: Intense Hail Pounds Oklahoma Amid Severe Weather Outbreak

The National Weather Service issued multiple severe weather alerts across Oklahoma on Monday, May 19, including tornado watches and warnings. The storms brought heavy rain, large hail, and strong winds—knocking down power poles and trees, damaging homes, and causing power outages and flight delays.

Japan: Sakurajima Volcano Erupts, Ashfall Warning Issued 3

The Sakurajima volcano in Kagoshima erupted on Thursday, May 15, with smoke reaching 3,000 meters. Nearby residents were warned about the ashfall.

US: Colorado Mountains See More Spring Snow, Winter Storm Warnings Issued

Heavy springtime snow continued to fall in the mountains of Colorado on Tuesday, May 6, as a Winter Storm Warning was in effect.

Australia: Anzac Day Commemorative Events Across Country

Every April 25, Australians across the country commemorate Anzac Day with dawn and sunset services, parades, and other events to remember and honor those who have served and sacrificed in wars.

US: Destructive Winds Fuel Oklahoma Wildfires, Causing Widespread Damage

Destructive high winds swept across Oklahoma on Friday, March 14, blowing massive dust, fueling wildfires and causing multiple deaths in vehicle crashes and pile-ups. Hundreds of homes and structures were destroyed and at least 170,000 acres were burned after wildfires broke out in the state, prompting evacuations amid extreme fire weather conditions through the weekend.

Chile: Magnitude 5.6 Earthquake Strikes Northern Region, Shaking Copiapó

A magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck northern Chile on February 18 at 2:18 p.m. local time, according to the USGS. This video shows the moment the quake hit Copiapó.

Canada: Storm Brings Blowing Snow To Parts Of Alberta 3

A snowstorm brought blowing snow to parts of Alberta on Thursday, January 16, creating hazardous road conditions throughout the province.

Canada: Storm Brings Blowing Snow To Parts Of Alberta 4

A snowstorm brought blowing snow to parts of Alberta on Thursday, January 16, creating hazardous road conditions throughout the province.

Canada: Storm Brings Blowing Snow To Parts Of Alberta 5

A snowstorm brought blowing snow to parts of Alberta on Thursday, January 16, creating hazardous road conditions throughout the province.

Japan: M6.6 Earthquake Hits Off Miyazaki Coast, Prompts Tsunami Advisory 3

The Japan Meteorological Agency reported that on Monday, January 13, at around 21:19 JST, a magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck the Hyuga-nada Sea off the coast of Kyushu Island, Japan, at a depth of 18.6 miles (30 kilometers). A tsunami warning was also issued for Miyazaki and Kochi prefectures. A tsunami of approximately 20 cm was observed, and the warning was lifted. The video shows a car stopped on a bridge in Miyazaki City, shaking from the quake, while an alert blares inside.

US: Winter Storm Hits Southern States Prompting School Closures, Flight Disruptions 3

Winter storms hit southern states on Thursday, January 9, prompting school closures and flight disruptions across the region. States of emergency were declared in North Carolina and Georgia.

El Salvador: Magnitude 6.3 Earthquake Strikes, Felt Across Central America 2

A strong magnitude 6.3 earthquake struck El Salvador on Sunday, January 5, at 11:18 a.m. local time, according to the USGS. The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MARN) reported no tsunami risk and no casualties. The quake was also felt in Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua.

Italy: Leaking At Italia Metro Station In Catania Amid Storm

Storms battered parts of Italy, bringing torrential rain and causing flooding across the country. Red and orange weather alerts would remain in effect from some places until Tuesday. Damage, including landslides and stranded vehicles, was reported. One person died in Pianoro due to the floods. This video shows the leaking situation at the Italia metro station in Catania during the storm.

Recap – Hurricane Milton Batters Florida With Damaging Wind, Heavy Rain

Hurricane Milton struck Florida on Wednesday, October 9 bringing high winds, heavy rain and dozens of tornadoes. The storm caused widespread flooding and significant destruction across the state. According to reports, at least 23 deaths related to Milton have been confirmed.

US: Hurricane Milton Slams Florida, Unleashing Dozens Of Tornadoes

Hurricane Milton made landfall near Siesta Key, Florida, as a Category 3 storm on Wednesday, October 9, bringing high winds, heavy rain, and storm surges. The National Weather Service issued at least 126 tornado warnings, and dozens of tornadoes were reported across the state.

Austria: Storm Boris Brings Torrential Rains And Catastrophic Flooding

Storm Boris continued to pummel Central and Eastern Europe, causing massive flooding. In Austria, large parts of the eastern region, including Vienna, were affected by the floods, causing public transport restrictions and road closures, leaving at least one dead.

US: Large Dust Devil Spotted In Amarillo, Texas

A large dust devil was spotted in Amarillo, Texas, on Friday, September 13.

Japan: Intense Rainfall Batters Parts Of Kanto Region 3

Intense rainfall battered parts of Kanto region Wednesday evening, August 7 causing flash flooding across the region.

Japan: Travel Chaos Erupts After Bullet Trains Suspended Due To Maintenance Train Accident 9

Travel chaos erupted at railway stations across Japan on Monday, July 22 after bullet train services between Tokyo and Osaka were partially suspended due to a collision of maintenance vehicles on tracks. Videos posted on social media show major stations along the Tokaido Shinkansen Line packed with stranded travelers.

US: Damaging Tornado Touches Down In Mount Vernon, Indiana

A tornado touched down in Mount Vernon, southern Indiana, on Tuesday, July 9. It caused severe damage to homes and buildings, derailed a freight train, and damaged gas lines and power lines.

US: Tornado Confirmed In Hawley, Texas Causing Damage And Flooding

A tornado was confirmed in Hawley, Texas on Thursday, May 2. Schools in Hawley announced that Friday would be a flex day as aftermath including damaged homes and flooding was reported.

US: Multiple Arrested At Pro-Palestine Protest Outside NYU Stern School Of Business 6

Hundreds of pro-Palestinian demonstrators, including students and faculty members, rallied outside the New York University Stern School of Business on Monday, April 22. As the protest intensified, multiple protesters were taken into custody.

Japan: M6.6 Earthquake Strikes Off Western Shikoku Coast 2

A magnitude 6.4 earthquake struck western Japan on Wednesday night, April 17 with the epicenter in the Bungo Channel, a strait separating Shikoku and Kyushu islands. Shaking was felt in wide areas across the region. The Japan Meteorological Agency later upgraded the quake to 6.6 magnitude. The video, filmed in Uwajima, Ehime, shows people coming out of buildings during an aftershock five minutes after the main jolt. Screams can also be heard.

US: Severe Thunderstorm Moves Through Midwest, Bringing Intense Lightning, Hail To Wisconsin 2

A severe thunderstorm moved through parts of the Midwest on Thursday, February 8, bringing tornado threats, intense lightning, and hail. Tornadoes were reported in Illinois and Wisconsin, and thousands of homes were left without power. This video shows lightning illuminating storm clouds in New Berlin, southeastern Wisconsin.

Bernard Tapie Died At 78

Bernard Tapie Died At 78

File photo dated January 10, 2019 - Exclusive - Bernard Tapie is interviewed for BFMTV's broadcast 19H Ruth Elkrief hosted by journalist Ruth Elkrief, in Paris, France on January 10, 2019. - Former French minister and scandal-ridden tycoon Bernard Tapie, the former owner of Adidas, and former Olympique de Marseille chairman, died at 78. - Photo by Jerome Domine/ABACAPRESS.COM

Bernard Tapie Died At 78

Bernard Tapie Died At 78

File photo dated January 10, 2019 - Exclusive - Bernard Tapie is interviewed for BFMTV's broadcast 19H Ruth Elkrief hosted by journalist Ruth Elkrief, in Paris, France on January 10, 2019. - Former French minister and scandal-ridden tycoon Bernard Tapie, the former owner of Adidas, and former Olympique de Marseille chairman, died at 78. - Photo by Jerome Domine/ABACAPRESS.COM

One Year In Prison Including Six Months Firm Required Against Nicolas Sarkozy

One Year In Prison Including Six Months Firm Required Against Nicolas Sarkozy

File photo - Exclusive. French right-wing party Les Republicains (LR) candidate for his party's presidential primaries, former President Nicolas Sarkozy is interviewed at his campaign headquarters for BFMTV's broadcast '19H Ruth Elkrief' hosted by journalist Ruth Elkrief, in Paris, France on September 22, 2016. Sarkozy came to present his political programme and his latest book 'Tout pour la France' (Everything for France). - One year in prison, six months of which were required against former President Nicolas Sarkozy as part of the Bygmalion trial. The prosecutors, who delivered an indictment lasting more than five hours, also demanded a fine of 3,750 euros against Nicolas Sarkozy. The former president was on trial for illegal financing for the 2012 presidential campaign. Photo by Christian Liewig/ABACAPRESS.COM