Hong Kong Boosts Flood Management as Climate Change Fuels Heavy Rains September 12, 2025 By Mary Hui Two years ago, extreme rainfall inundated Hong Kong, turning roads into raging rapids, submerging cars and flooding malls, making it...
Typhoon Kajiki Nears Vietnam, Bringing Strong Winds and Rain August 25, 2025 By Mary Hui and Nguyen Kieu Giang Typhoon Kajiki made landfall along the northern part of Vietnam’s central coast on Monday, bringing strong winds and heavy rain...
Rural California Wine Country Fire Burning Out of Control August 22, 2025 By Mary Hui and Lauren Rosenthal Firefighters will battle intense heat and dry weather Friday as they work to control a fast-moving blaze in the heart...
Hong Kong Extends Record Rain Warnings as Podul Skirts City August 14, 2025 By Mary Hui Hong Kong’s central business district and outer airport were hit by violent gusts and a deluge of heavy rain on...
Update: Typhoon Podul Set to Strengthen Before Hitting Southern Taiwan August 12, 2025 By Mary Hui Eight of Taiwan’s southern and eastern regional governments decided to shut down schools and offices because of typhoon Podul, which...
Hong Kong Sets Rainfall Record as Deluge Disrupts Flights August 5, 2025 By Mary Hui, Sangmi Cha and Danny Lee Hong Kong set a rainfall record for August after violent storms lashed the city on Tuesday, leading to flight delays...
Beijing Faces More Torrential Rainfall Days After Deadly Floods August 4, 2025 By Mary Hui Beijing is getting drenched by another round of heavy rain, one week after torrential downpours across parts of the Chinese...
NY and NJ Flash Flood Threats Recede as Weather Stabilizes August 1, 2025 By Lauren Rosenthal and Mary Hui Thunderstorms disrupted New York City transit and inundated roads just as workers started their the home-bound commute Thursday, but conditions...
Misinformation on Cloud Seeding Swirls After Deadly Texas Floods July 7, 2025 By Mary Hui In the aftermath of devastating floods in Texas, social media users have spread misinformation that cloud seeding is to blame....
Deadly Floods Reinforce Texas’ Challenge as Crisis Epicenter July 7, 2025 By Brian K. Sullivan, María Paula Mijares Torres, Joe Lovinger and Mary Hui Before dawn Friday morning, city manager Dalton Rice went for a jog along the Guadalupe River in Kerrville, Texas. He...