TODAY's Al Roker reports that temperatures across the country are much warmer than usual for this time of year, with some areas experiencing highs that are 20 to 30 degrees above normal. (TODAY)
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The unusually high temperatures have triggered allergies, bed bugs and stoked record wildfires. NBC's Anne Thompson reports. (Nightly News)
Much of the United States has been enjoying unseasonably warm weather, and it has many people asking whatever happened to winter? NBC's Ann Thompson looks at the "why" behind the wacky winter weather. (TODAY)
Science professor Michio Kaku explains why many cities across the U.S. are being blanketed in record snowfall. (TODAY show)
Snowstorms, floods and frozen crops? NBC's Michelle Franzen takes a look at the season's extreme winter weather and meteorologist Bill Karins discusses where the storm is headed next. (TODAY show)
A powerful storm front, packing high winds and at least two dozen tornadoes, ripped roofs off buildings and toppled power lines, leaving thousands of people in the dark. The Weather Channel's Julie Martin reports from Peotone, Ill.
Cnbc's Jane Wells tells msnbc that as temperature rose in June, shoppers headed to stores and malls to take advantage of both air-conditioning and discounts.