The remarkable cloud formation has been compared to 'God blowing vape bubbles'
The temperature reached a record-breaking high
Mawsynram, India is the wettest place in the world and it just had more rain in the 24 hours than London gets in a year.
The Yellowstone River reached a record high following heavy rains and snow melt
Some extremely high temperatures and scorching-hot weather are being forecast across parts of the US.
They have also been encouraged to take longer breaks of up to 30 minutes per hour
Eerie images of orange dust-laden skies have emerged after dust storms hit numerous countries in the Middle East
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Hot air and dust blown up from the Sahara Desert have pushed temperatures in Spain to new heights.
Japan's iconic cherry blossoms are emerging earlier, and climate change is most likely the reason why
Temperatures in some parts of the national capital breached 49C as a heatwave continues to sweep through northern India
The scorching temperatures are drying up water sources
Temperatures in India and Pakistan are expected to reach 50C
A lightning bolt has completely destroyed someone's toilet after it shot through an apartment's exhaust vent.
In scenes compared to that of a climate disaster novel, the unusually early heatwave is sweeping through regions of south Asia
In Georgia, a man came face to face with the vortex as it literally tore his golf course apart
Footage has shown the moment lightning hit the Moon-bound Space Launch System rocket.
NBC Washington's Doug Kammerer was forced to think on his feet.
A new study claims that controlling the weather, once the stuff of sci-fi, may now be possible
Temperatures reached more than 40°C above average for three days in the continent.
The typically snowy slopes have been covered with the brown dust.
Saharan dust travelling across Europe may hit the UK later today, forecasters have said.
A CME emitted by the sun could reportedly prompts a solar storm warning.
A bomb cyclone is set to ravage north-east America, bringing severe winds, heavy rain and snow.