Southeast Asia is facing one of its wettest seasons in recent memory, with record-breaking rain and floods — and a powerful weather combo is driving it. Climate experts say two major weather systems, La Niña and a negative Indian Ocean Dipole, have aligned unusually this season, supercharging rainfall across the region. Here’s why they’re saying this may be the region’s new normal. #southeastasia #southeastasianews #climate� | CNA

Back-to-back winter storms and ice have turned major highways into hazards. Storm Tracker Charles Peek reports from Kansas City, Missouri, on current conditions as vehicles struggle on I-670. [Posted: Dec. 1] | The Weather Channel

As snow continues to fall and ice locks onto roads, Meteorologist Jordan Steele reports live in Grand Haven, Michigan. He breaks down what to expect over the next 24 hours: | The Weather Channel