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13:35

The Winners of the 2022 Weather Photographer of the Year Competition

A photo of monstrous waves battering a lighthouse has won the Royal Meteorological Society's Weather Photographer of the Year Competition 2022. [Read More]

05:31

Brooklyn Bridge Blizzard Photo Wins Weather Photographer of the Year

This past weekend, the Royal Meteorological Society unveiled the winners of the fifth annual Weather Photographer of the Year competition, selecting an overall winner, Young Weather Photographer of the Year winner, and a People’s Choice winner from over 7,700 submissions.

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00:51

The Story Behind Los Angeles’s Rare Lightning Storm Photos

My name is Emeric Le Bars and this is the story of how I captured some insane, extremely rare photos of a lightning storm in Los Angeles, without really planning anything. You don’t need to be familiar with Los Angeles to know that the city has an average of 300 sunny days every single year, […]

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22:15

The Spectacular Winners of Weather Photographer of the Year

The Royal Meteorological Society has announced the winners of this year’s Standard Chartered Weather Photographer of the Year Competition. [Read More]

23:49

Train Conductor Captures Terrifying Video of a Direct Tornado Strike

A train conductor in Nebraska recorded a harrowing video from the middle of a tornado hit.

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16:46

Photo of a Volcano Glowing Inside a Cloud Wins Weather Photographer of the Year

A photo of a "perfect cloud" above the snow-covered summit of a volcano in Chile has won Weather Photographer of the Year 2023. [Read More]

00:00

Stunning Photo of Morning Fog Wins 2021 Weather Photo of the Year

The Royal Meteorological Society (RMS) has announced the winners of its annual Weather Photographer of the Year competition which it hosts in association with AccuWeather. A photo of early morning fog in a hilltop town in Italy took top honors.

22:16

Photographer Accuses Digital Artist of Photo Theft, Calls Him ‘Thief’ & ‘Liar’

No fewer than 5 different sources sent us the same article this morning from photographer Jason Weingart, in which the extreme weather photog accuses digital artist Brent Shavnore of willfully stealing his images, calling him a “thief, poser, coward, and a liar.