Southwest expecting busy wildfire season
Experts are predicting a busy and costly fire season this summer in parched southwestern states like Texas and Colorado, where hundreds of square miles already have been charred. Full story
Why twister outbreak? La Nina eyed as key factor
Experts are assessing what factors went into the massive tornado outbreak. A leading candidate: La Nina, the periodic ocean cycle that starts off South America. Full story
U.S. may see record number of tornadoes this year
A rare and potent combination of cool air clashing with warm, humid weather and extreme winds at varying altitudes ignited the deadly tornadoes that ravaged the U.S. South this week, meteorologists said on Thursday. Full story
Record Tornadoes - Why?
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (Indiana's NewsCenter) - The number of tornadoes this year is reaching record proportions. But why? Spring is usually the most common time for these storms to occur. Full story
Three million affected by Colombia floods
Heavy rains, brought on by the weather phenomenon La Niña, have killed more than 400 people in Colombia since last year. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports.
President: Colombia hit by 'worst national disaster'
Months of heavy rains, flooding and mudslides have caused "the worst natural disaster that we can remember," Colombia's president said Monday night. Full story
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El Nino, La Nina impacting weather worldwide
Meteorologist Jeff Masters explains how the current El Nino and La Nina are wreaking havoc with worldwide weather patterns.
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