Snowfall Across Europe

Europe's deep freeze, which has cost more than 60 lives over the past week, continued to wreak havoc Friday as a shivering continent awaited a sliver of weekend respite from a brutal Siberian cold front.

Heavy snowfall and deadly blizzards lashed Europe Thursday, forcing airports to cancel or delay flights around the continent, as a deep freeze gripped countries from the far north to Mediterranean beaches in the south.

A blast of Siberian weather dubbed "The Beast from the East" sent temperatures plunging across much of Europe early Tuesday as commuters braced themselves for another day of travel chaos.

A cold wave across Europe has left at least 20 people dead in the past two days, including several homeless and migrants, authorities said Saturday, with the frigid temperatures expected to continue through the weekend.

Heavy snowfall brought both chaos and joy across Europe overnight on Sunday, with some 15,000 people stranded overnight in the French Alps while skiers revelled in the fresh powder blanketing slopes.

Heavy snowfall brought both chaos and joy across Europe, with some 15,000 people stranded overnight on Sunday in the French Alps while skiers revelled in the fresh powder blanketing slopes.

Heavy overnight snowfall grounded about 450 flights and caused major delays at German airports on Friday and left highways clogged with traffic after scores of accidents that killed at least two people and injured dozens.Roads were clogged by snow and in North-Rhine Westphalia state alone, authorities reported traffic jams of more than 185 kilometr...

Fresh snowfall in the UK has meant major travel disruptions at most airports. More than 50,000 passengers from all over Europe are stranded, trying to figure out what they should do next.

Europe's deep freeze, which has cost more than 60 lives over the past week, continued to wreak havoc Friday as a shivering continent awaited a sliver of weekend respite from a brutal Siberian cold front.

Heavy snowfall and deadly blizzards lashed Europe Thursday, forcing airports to cancel or delay flights around the continent, as a deep freeze gripped countries from the far north to Mediterranean beaches in the south.

A blast of Siberian weather dubbed "The Beast from the East" sent temperatures plunging across much of Europe early Tuesday as commuters braced themselves for another day of travel chaos.

A cold wave across Europe has left at least 20 people dead in the past two days, including several homeless and migrants, authorities said Saturday, with the frigid temperatures expected to continue through the weekend.

Heavy snowfall brought both chaos and joy across Europe overnight on Sunday, with some 15,000 people stranded overnight in the French Alps while skiers revelled in the fresh powder blanketing slopes.

Heavy snowfall brought both chaos and joy across Europe, with some 15,000 people stranded overnight on Sunday in the French Alps while skiers revelled in the fresh powder blanketing slopes.

Heavy overnight snowfall grounded about 450 flights and caused major delays at German airports on Friday and left highways clogged with traffic after scores of accidents that killed at least two people and injured dozens.Roads were clogged by snow and in North-Rhine Westphalia state alone, authorities reported traffic jams of more than 185 kilometr...

Fresh snowfall in the UK has meant major travel disruptions at most airports. More than 50,000 passengers from all over Europe are stranded, trying to figure out what they should do next.