The award-winning environmental writer on how he learned to stop worrying and accept climate change

A mother and her child find there is no shelter from the fiercest of storms

A tornado photographer flirts with the danger zone

An inexperienced crew member doubts her ability to steer alone through a South Pacific squall

The fog envelops and imprisons

For a recently transplanted son of missionaries, snowy Kansas seems impossibly far from the sunny biblical lands

Lost in a surprise blizzard, a young woman trusts a mysterious stranger

A road map to paradise

"Artists and scientists are curious people, and our work often starts with a question"

The winner of Creative Nonfiction's 'The Weather' contest talks about her prize-winning essay, "Recorded Lightning"