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According to the Central Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting, in the early morning of January 4, after entering the western area of the No. 1 Spratl…
For the first time in three decades, Florida saw the snow fall. The storm may soon turn into strong whirlwinds, with winds like super typhoons, sea floods and snowfall o…
From the morning of January 2, many roads and streets in the capital of Hanoi and some provinces in the North were sunk in a dense fog, making foresight to be limited.
Cold air entered the East Coast of the United States, creating a rare phenomenon in Nantucket, Massachusetts, the Slurpee wave, the Science reported yesterday.
After nearly a cold week, from now on, the temperature in the North increased gradually. At sea, Typhoon Tembin is working very hard, shocking level 13.
This morning, Typhoon Tembin is still strong at level 9, level 12 in the southwestern Philippines, then moving in the West with the speed of 20km / h.
Cold weather affects many people, but it is also the cause of interesting natural phenomena on Earth.
Blizzard is a phenomenon characterized by strong winds of at least 56km / h and lasts for a long time - usually three hours or more.
Winter this year will be colder than in 2016, the North is also about to enter the coldest period of winter.
Currently (December 13), in the south-east coast of the Philippines, a tropical depression is operating.
It is a fact that the time when the body feels the coldest is not necessarily coinciding with the time when the sky fell to the deepest temperature.
Scientists have discovered the coldest region on earth - where the air temperature falls below -91 degrees C. With this cold, the recent cold spell of England is just li…
According to the Daily Star, the last time the volcano Agung erupted was in 1963. More than 1,600 people were killed, dozens of villages were destroyed and tens of thous…
Today, November 6, floods in the central region continue to rise rapidly, on par with the previous record, many areas suffered serious flooding.
Central Center for Hydrometeorology said that the cold air continued to intensify to our country, disturbing the East wind was still active.