Wind, rain and snow won’t stop tourists from gallivanting across Europe, but heat just might. Temperatures across the ...

It’s one of Europe’s snowiest starts to winter in years. Munich is digging out from a December record 17 inches, while severe cold and snow also hit Russia.

Due to safety concerns from a heatwave, the Eiffel Tower will remain closed. The heat is affecting landmarks beyond France as ...

Below-normal snowfall across continental Europe this past winter is depriving regional utilities of a critical source of dispatchable clean power this spring, and comes on top of a sharp drop in ...

Travel was halted across Europe Saturday as heavy snow blanketed cities and freezing temperatures set in following a week of deadly early-season storms. Primary Menu Sections. US News.

London - Fresh snow forecasts threatened to prolong chaos caused by a cold snap that could also dent German growth, and airlines and rail networks struggled to restore normal services in parts of ...

STOCKHOLM -Parts of Europe have seen the first snowfall of the year as wintery conditions move across the continent. Temperatures in Stockholm, the Swedish capital, dropped to -4 degrees Celsius ...

Travelers across Europe were trying to get to their destinations Tuesday after heavy snow caused chaos over the weekend and Monday. To make matters worse, forecasters predicted more snow and ice ...

Photos show landmarks across the South covered in snow from the rare winter storm. Naval Air Station Pensacola, the Navy base that hosts the National Naval Aviation Museum, was closed except for ...

St. Louis Cathedral. Cafe Du Monde. The Superdome. Bourbon Street. Here's what New Orleans looked like blanketed in snow, from the French Quarter to Lakeview and beyond.

Europe's ski slopes 'missing one crucial detail - SNOW': Warm temperatures hit resorts in France, Italy and Switzerland, with entire mountains snowless - and it's even too hot for artificial snow ...

Europe’s ski resorts have increasingly resorted to artificially made snow as temperatures rise due to climate change.