Extreme Weather

14 Photos That Prove How Wet And Rainy The East Coast Became As A Result Of Tropical Storm Ophelia
While the mid-Atlantic region was hit hard over the weekend, rainfall continued on Monday in New York and parts of southern New England.

14 Photos That Show The Intense And Historic Impact Of Tropical Storm Hilary In Southern California
Many rainfall records were reported to be broken in the greater Los Angeles area.

13 Pictures That Capture How Smoky, Hazy, And Dangerous To Breathe It Is Right Now In NYC/The Northeast
By Tuesday evening, New York City had the poorest air quality of all the world's major cities.

Deadly Tornadoes Swept Through Midwest And South For A Second Weekend, Killing At Least 21
One person was killed and 28 hospitalized after a roof collapsed on a venue of concertgoers in Illinois, while five died in twisters in Arkansas.

An Entire Town Was Destroyed And At Least 24 Were Killed After Deadly Tornadoes Hit Mississippi
Demolished houses, crumpled water towers, and windswept cars were left in the deadly twister’s wake.

The Extreme Winter Storm Has Killed 25 People In Buffalo, New York
Causes of the storm-related deaths included exposure, heart attacks, and car crashes.

Leaked Data Shows California Is Short More Than A Thousand Wildland Firefighters
“It’s a pretty grim picture, and it’s trending worse,” one US Forest Service employee told BuzzFeed News.

The Federal Government Is Still Undercounting Extreme Weather And Climate Deaths
NOAA announced that at least 688 people died from extreme weather in 2021, but BuzzFeed News has shown that the true toll is much higher.

We Don’t Know How Many People Are Killed By Extreme Weather. This Means Even More People Will Die.
No one is accurately measuring how many people are dying from climate change and extreme weather. This is a fatal mistake that takes pressure off political leaders.