Add to EJ Playlist  In an area accustomed to rain, the Pacific Northwest is blanketed in snow. As Ben Tracy reports, it may only be four inches but it's enough to wreak havoc in a place with few plows and salt trucks.

Add to EJ Playlist  An unusual snowstorm is brewing in Seattle and much of the Northwest. The city may see an entire winter's worth of snow in just 24 hours. CBS News correspondent Ben Tracy reports.

Add to EJ Playlist  A weather phenomenon called the Arctic Oscillation is keeping snow away from many areas with small businesses that depend on it for revenue. Cynthia Bowers reports on how these businesses are weathering the changes.

Add to EJ Playlist  More than 15 feet of snow has fallen Cordova, Alaska, burying the town. Now, rainfall is making the snow heavier and more difficult to remove from the streets. Ben Tracy reports on struggle to dig out Cordova.

Add to EJ Playlist  More than 18 feet of snow has buried the town of Cordova, Alaska with forecasts expecting more to come. Heather Hintze reports on how residents are bearing the storm.

Add to EJ Playlist  This "Sunday Morning" moment of nature takes you 9,500 feet above sea level, in a wintry corner of the Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado.

Add to EJ Playlist  A lonely pine tree in Japan has become a symbol of survival for the entire nation. Debbye Turner Bell reports.

Add to EJ Playlist  Citrus farmers in Florida are preparing for unusually cold weather,, spraying water on their crops. Debbye Turner Bell reports.

Add to EJ Playlist  Winter comes to Florida with a freeze warning posted for most of the state. Debbye Turner Bell reports, temperatures are expected to fall into the 40s and 50s today.

Add to EJ Playlist  Chinese officials insist the murky air over Beijing is just fog. But as John Blackstone reports, measurements show dangerously high levels of air pollution that may also be affecting weather patterns over America's west coast.

Add to EJ Playlist  Passengers had to buckle down at the Los Angeles International Airport after fierce Santa Ana winds knocked out the lights. Terrell Brown reports.

Add to EJ Playlist  On the last day of the 2011 Atlantic hurricane season, Terrell Brown takes a look back at the two destructive storms that hit the U.S., Tropical Storm Lee and Hurricane Irene.

Add to EJ Playlist  Texas is suffering from the worst drought in more than 100 years, and as Anna Werner reports, climatologists have warned it will likely continue for at least another three to six months.

Add to EJ Playlist  The Weather Service is warning of severe storms in the Ohio valley, including thunderstorms with hail and possible tornadoes. Betty Nguyen reports.

Add to EJ Playlist  Terrell Brown has the latest on one of the strongest storms in four decades to hit Alaska.

Add to EJ Playlist  A super storm is blasting Alaska, with 90 mph winds and as much as a foot of snow. Jeff Glor reports.

Add to EJ Playlist  A large dust storm hit Arizona, though there were no injuries or accidents. Betty Nguyen reports.

Add to EJ Playlist  Three earthquakes shook Oklahoma, though no damage has been reported. Betty Nguyen reports.

Add to EJ Playlist  Major flooding persists in Thailand, with water reaching the center of the capital. Jeff Glor reports.

Add to EJ Playlist  Denver could get as much as ten inches of snow as a big storm moves through Colorado and Wyoming. Betty Nguyen reports.

Add to EJ Playlist  The dryness in the Southwest is reminding many citizens there of the 1930s Dust Bowl era. Anna Werner spoke with climate experts to find out what is creating the horrendous dust storms.

Add to EJ Playlist  Betty Nguyen reports on the flooding affecting millions of people in Thailand.

Add to EJ Playlist  CBS News correspondent Michelle Miller reports from New Jersey on residents that are doing their best to cope without power, which was knocked out by the rare, October snowstorm.