Weather Update

A huge bloom of toxic algae that took over Florida's largest freshwater lake has been captured in stunning images taken from space. 

In D.C., the Weather Service inadvertently issued an invalid flash flood warning.

Gov. Scott Walker declared a state of emergency Tuesday in eight Wisconsin counties after flooding in northern Wisconsin. 

Scientists have found a tiny new dwarf planet lurking beyond the outreaches of our solar system. Josh King has the story (@abridgetoland).

The macaques snacked on cold melons, the lemurs nibbled frozen fruit pops and the tiger had his red meat on ice.

Thunderstorms will impact travel on the road and in the air across much of the midwestern.

Authorities say at least two people have died in flooding caused by powerful storms that damaged homes, washed out roads and stranded motorists in northern Wisconsin and Minnesota.In Wisconsin, Bayfield County sheriff's officials say an 84-year-old Illinois man died Tuesday when his vehicle became submerged in a flooded ditch.

Heavy clouds brought rain in the middle of a sunny day in Cancun, Mexico, on Tuesday, July 12. The images captured by a webcam at a hotel on Punta Nizuc beach show the image of the landscape changing as the clouds move closer. Although it may have frustrated beachgoers, the rain didn’t last long, according to a local weather forecast. Credit: Youtube/webcamsdemexico

Scientists are hoping that Juno can reveal how Jupiter was formed.

<p>To stay or to go. It's a wrenching question low-lying coastal communities around the world are beginning to reckon with as climate change starts to push up global sea levels.</p>

In Litchfield, Minnesota, one official said it was the worst damage they have seen in 10 years

No one gets struck by lightning twice. But if you're a football stadium, you aren't afforded the same luxury.

Find out how NASA’s Juno Mission will help unlock the mysteries of our planet and our solar system.

How did a reclusive, underground animal colonise so much of the world? The answer to this and other unexpected animal migrations could be “rafting”

Take a look at this amazing video showing a rainbow during a lightning storm in Bismarck, North Dakota on July 10.

Greenland ice loss has recently contributed to twice as much sea-level rise than in the preceding two decades. Ben Gruber reports.

CBS2's Chris Wragge reports.

<p>Federal scientists sampling commercial fish species off Alaska's Aleutian Islands keep finding new species.</p>

The way clouds cover the earth has dramatically changed over the last few decades, and what it means for our planet isn’t very good.&nbsp;

Fire crews have been attacking the flames from the ground and the air.