World's Weather
Spectacular images taken by AFP photographers as they explore the wild side of the world's weather
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![amazing moon/super blood wolf moon/france moon eclipse](/t/679/france-moon-eclipse-18955088.jpg.webp "France-Moon-Eclipse. A picture taken on January 21, 2019 in Le Mans northwestern France shows the Super Blood Moon during a lunar eclipse behind the statue named "L'envol". (Photo by JEAN-FRANCOIS MONIER / AFP)")
![nature/norway space weather aurora](/t/679/norway-space-weather-aurora-13431700.jpg.webp "Norway-Space-Weather-Aurora. Northern Lights, also known as "aurora borealis" illuminate the night sky on March 16, 2017 in Alta, northern Norway. / AFP PHOTO / Jonathan NACKSTRAND")
![travel/india/india environment pollution](/t/679/india-environment-pollution-13108495.jpg.webp "India-Environment-Pollution. An Indian cyclist rides along a street as smog envelops a monument in New Delhi on October 31, 2016, the day after the Diwali festival. New Delhi was shrouded in a thick blanket of toxic smog a day after millions of Indians lit firecrackers to mark the Diwali festival, causing the air pollution to hit "severe" level")
![travel/sydney/australia sydney fog 2](/t/679/australia-sydney-fog-2-12361380.jpg.webp "Australia-Sydney Fog-2. The steel structure of the Sydney Harbour Bridge is shrouded in fog during unusual weather conditions in Sydney 19 June 2000. The "Radiation Fog" which would normally have evaporated by mid-morning with the heating effect of the sun, was trapped by clouds for a longer period before lifting")
![travel/sydney/australia sydney fog](/t/679/australia-sydney-fog-12361356.jpg.webp "Australia-Sydney Fog. The southern pylons and steel structure of the Sydney Harbour Bridge are shrouded in fog during unusual weather conditions in Sydney 19 June 2000. The "Radiation Fog" which would normally have evaporated by mid-morning with the heating effect of the sun, was trapped by clouds for a longer period before lifting")
