Ninety years ago this week, Amelia Earhart spoke to 1,000 people at North High School, detailing “thrilling and little-known ...

Her arrival in Worcester came three years after she made history as the first woman to make a solo flight across the Atlantic ...

CNN Worldwide based in the network's world headquarters in Atlanta. Previously, Myers served as a meteorologist and weather ...

• A busy travel day: This year’s Thanksgiving travel period is expected to be the busiest in 15 years, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. About 73 million are projected to hit the road, ...

Thanksgiving is a week away and more than 80 million Americans are planning to travel at least 50 miles from home. But the weather has the potential to disrupt their visits with family and friends.

On the frontlines in Ukraine, changing weather has brought treacherous conditions – but also opportunities – for both sides. Although swathes of fog are limiting the use of drones by both the Russians ...

A blast of Arctic cold air is sweeping across the country just as family and friends take to the roads and skies to gather for Thanksgiving. The cold plunge has already arrived in the Midwest and ...

A strong Pacific storm is bringing soaking rain to Southern California, increasing the risk of life-threatening flooding, mudslides and debris flows, especially near burn scars in the Los Angeles area ...

High above the North Pole, in a slice of atmosphere rarely noticed and even less understood, a transformation is underway. Over the next 10 days, changes in the stratosphere will upend weather ...

• America travels for the holiday: This year’s Thanksgiving travel period is expected to be the busiest in 15 years, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. If you’re flying, read some ...

Holiday travelers in the United States avoiding widespread disruptive weather ahead of Thanksgiving might not be so fortunate during their post-holiday journeys. A new storm that will first impact the ...

Significant flooding is underway in Texas Hill Country as storms crawl across the South. Parts of the region are still recovering from devastating flooding that killed more than 130 people this July.