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Light snow expected next week in crop growing areas of the United States will provide only minor relief from the worst drought in more than 50 years, an agricultural meteorologist said Friday.
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BUENOS AIRES, Jan 2- Dry weather that has allowed Argentine farmers to speed soy and corn planing over recent weeks is expected to last until mid-January, setting the stage for big harvests as early-season flooding gives way to a blazing Southern Hemisphere summer sun.
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Americans are tired of the political gamesmanship in this Congress, says Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey, one day after the House refused to vote on Hurricane Sandy aid. "I was given no explanation," he says, for why the vote didn't happen.
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Rep. Steve Israel, (D-NY), discusses why he is upset the House did not vote on a bill last night that would aid areas hard-hit by Hurricane Sandy.
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The Weather Channel's Reynolds Wolf reports the latest details on another winter storm sweeping across the nation.
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The Weather Channel's Eric Fisher reports the winter storm that swept across the nation is now exiting Maine.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 27- A powerful winter storm that has dumped a foot of snow on parts of the United States forced the cancellation of 457 flights on Thursday and threatened more havoc as it hit the New England states with fierce winds. The heaviest snow was falling on Pennsylvania, New York and New England, and winter storm warnings continued over a majority of the U.S.
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A powerful winter storm forced the cancellation of about 200 U.S. flights on Thursday, as heavy snow and high winds pummeled the northeastern U.S.
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HOUSTON, Dec 26- About 150,000 homes and businesses in Arkansas remained without electricity late Wednesday following a Christmas Day winter storm packing snow, high winds and tornadoes. The storm dumped record snowfall for a Christmas Day in North Texas and Arkansas and left two people dead in weather-related accidents.
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Thousands of flights canceled, more expected from winter storm, with Paul Walsh, Weather Company VP of Analytics.
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The Weather Channel's David Malkoff reports a monster winter storm is causing big problems for airports and travelers across the country.
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The storm dumped record snowfalls in North Texas and Arkansas and left two people dead in weather-related traffic accidents. Tornadoes touched down in Alabama, Mississippi and Texas. Entergy Corp's Arkansas utility took the brunt of the storm's fury.
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The Weather Channel's Dave Malkoff reports from Indianapolis on a huge storm in the Midwest that's dumping snow and sleet as it makes its way towards the Northeast. (1:49)
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An enormous storm system that dumped snow and sleet on the nation's midsection and unleashed damaging tornadoes around the Deep South has begun punching its way toward the Northeast, slowing holiday travel.
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A major winter storm system swept through the southern United States on Tuesday, spawning tornadoes in several states and killing two people in weather-related road accidents.
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A winter storm wreaks havoc just as retailers gear up for a crucial weekend, with Evan Gold, Planalytics.
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Rob Katz, Chairman & CEO of Vail Resorts, discusses the outlook on this season's skiing season and weighs in on whether his business will be impacted by the "fiscal cliff" stalemate.
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The first major snowstorm of the season left at least three people dead and is creating treacherous driving conditions and threatening to disrupt busy airports ahead of the holiday weekend.
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The Weather Channel's Paul Walsh tracks the winter storm as it makes its way across the United States, dumping heavy snow and strong winds along the way.
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Retail stores are amidst the most critical time of year, and Christmas is just 7 days away. Stacey Widlitz, S.W. Retail Advisors; Burt Flickinger, Strategic Resource Insight Group; Jan Kniffen, Rogers Kniffen Worldwide CEO; and CNBC's Courtney Reagan discuss.
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How the fiscal cliff talks may impact holiday spending, and the state of retail now, with CNBC's Courtney Reagan and Neil Cole, Iconix president & CEO.