After a hot and dry summer in much of the West, Mother Nature is set to turn up the thermostat again. Residents will think it is the end of July and beginning of August and not the end of September and beginning of October:

Although traveling to different regions of the country may not be as popular or convenient this year, there are many leaf-peeping goldmines littered throughout the country.

Some areas along the East Coast may be missing some of their foliage charm this year due to the summer's tropical weather impacts.

A hyperactive Atlantic tropical season came to a screeching halt during the middle of this week, but @accuweather  meteorologists say it is way too early to expect the Atlantic to remain quiet for the rest of the year.

Several rounds of severe weather will target southern Europe through the weekend as a large storm brings a plethora of weather conditions across the continent:

Forecasters say big changes are on the way, and the places like Minneapolis, Chicago and Detroit and many others may seemingly skip over the first part of fall and could be plunged into a November-like pattern next week:

Leftover moisture from #Beta  sparked severe weather across parts of the Carolinas Friday evening, delivering hail of up to 2 inches in diameter to areas such as Wake Forest, NC. Pockets of heavy rain can lead to flooding the remainder of the evening: