Weather Pictures

Roughly 5,000 people are involved in post-quake operations as the search for survivors continues.

IBTimes UK looks back at photographs taken worldwide in July 2016, the hottest month ever recorded.

Furniture, photos and toys line the streets after three-day storm takes 13 lives and leaves 3,000 in shelters.

Rivers reached historic highs as some areas received two feet of rain in a 48-hour period.

Six people remain missing and over 1,000 have been evacuated.

More than 150 flights from Hong Kong cancelled, leaving thousands stranded.

Thousands of homes near LA were evacuated wildfires raged in drought-parched canyons north of the city.

Heavy downpours cause havoc in Beijing and other parts of China, leading to some of the worst flooding in years

The best photos of the people of Britain basking in sunshine and temperatures of up to 34C.

The typhoon is expected to dump more rain on already flooded areas in and around Wuhan.

In one week, Wuhan received nearly as much rain as London gets in a whole year.

Deadly tornado and hailstorm flattened houses near Yancheng city, a few hours' drive north of Shanghai.

We round up the best photos and videos of the flooding in London and the south-east.

Wildfires rage near Los Angeles during an intense heatwave and ongoing drought.

The country's usual monsoon period has escalated into a human disaster on the scale of 1998.

Waves reaching a height of 5m crashed along the east coast forcing residents to flee.

Power out and residents flee as seven inches of rain falls in 24 hours.

The River Seine burst its banks earlier in the week and has since reached a record height of 8.6 metres - the highest it has been in nearly 35 years.

Emergency services were called out 4,500 times to assist with evacuations on 30 and 31 May 2016.

109 people are feared to be buried in landslides while over 185,000 remain displaced and are being housed in schools and religious buildings.

Torrential rains in the country have forced more than 196,000 people to flee their homes.

Photos show scenes of utter devastation, with homes levelled to the ground and street after street reduced to nothing more than blackened foundations.

Those who live close to rivers have been advised to leave their homes and move to safer places.

The high winds, which were measured at nearly 106 mph, have left road conditions hazardous.

Photographs of icy weather in the US and Canada as Niagara Falls freezes over.