China, South Korea face extreme winter
In many areas, temperatures dropped to 12-16 degrees Celsius while strong winds and heavy snow continued to fall.
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In many areas, temperatures dropped to 12-16 degrees Celsius while strong winds and heavy snow continued to fall.
More than 20cm of snow covered many areas in Seoul (South Korea) on November 27, causing traffic disruption.
Chileans are facing the coldest May in more than 70 years with temperatures expected to drop further as the country prepares to enter winter starting in June.
Orange-yellow dust clouds from the Sahara desert have covered many areas in Greece, causing authorities to issue health warnings.
Many Australian cities are expected to welcome their coldest winter in decades with record low temperatures.
Recently, microplastics have been found for the first time in snowfall in Antarctica. This could accelerate the thaw and pose a threat to the continent's unique ecosyste…
On January 27, snow covered Jerusalem and the Eastern Mediterranean after a snowstorm, the whole holy land turned into a snow-white fairyland.
After a night of heavy snowfall, the whole city of Moscow (Russia) put on a white, pure, fairy-like snow cloak.
Although only a week into autumn, the northern region of the Rocky Mountains (USA) has suffered from cold weather conditions like the middle of winter, with record snowf…
Heavy snowfall in the summer is a phenomenon taking place in California, Western United States.
NASA's Mars reconnaissance mission recently captured an incredible picture of a giant avalanche on the red planet.
Make sure, every 100% real thing, phenomenon or person that you see below is 'magic' no less than any science fiction movie!
According to CNN, it is considered a strange weather event when mid-June snowfall at a resort in Steamboat Springs, located 240 km northwest of Denver. The most recent i…
Recently, scientists have developed a unique device that generates energy from the phenomenon of natural snowfall.
In fact, snow does not have the pure white as we often see it. can you believe?