So far, we've had it pretty good as far as fall warmth is concerned. That will come to a screeching halt with a cold blast beginning this weekend. Here's how cold it will get and who could even see some first snow of the season.

Tens of thousands of people were evacuated as Typhoon Kalmaegi, called Typhoon Tino locally, barreled into the central Philippines. Hundreds of others were trapped as flash floods buried cars and quickly rose around homes or wiped them out. See the destruction in this region still trying to recover from a deadly 6.9 magnitude earthquake in September.

Reykjavik saw record-breaking snow this week as a snowstorm piled up more than 15 inches. The Icelandic capital was transformed into a winter wonderland. Watch this video for the most peaceful scene you’ll see all day.

The Pacific Northwest will stay soggy this week as back-to-back storms will push onshore, bringing wet, windy and snowy conditions.

If the end of daylight saving time has you feeling a little blue, here’s something to look forward to: This week brings the closest and brightest full moon of the year. This supermoon, also called a beaver moon, is expected to be the biggest supermoon since 2019. So watch this video to learn when you should get outside and away from lights to see the penultimate supermoon of 2025.