PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - At night, when temperatures are exceptionally cold, a phenomenon can occur in the sky. Spikes of light, reaching high up! They look like beams shooting up into space, and these ...

A photographer has taken some rather amazing photos of an unusual phenomenon known as “light pillars”. The rest of this article is behind a paywall. Please sign in or subscribe to access the full ...

Few things are "good" about living in a super cold place post-holidays. No sun, no fun, no leaving the house without at least two layers everywhere, and no snow-ventures — unless it gets above, like, ...

Several News 13 viewers sent in photos of a sun pillar that appeared over western North Carolina on Thursday, Feb. 12.

Light pillars are a common effect from tiny crystals of ice in the atmosphere that can be found all over the world, the National Weather Service. Tiny ice crystals hanging in the atmosphere, with ...

While large swaths of North America endure the bitterly cold weather, there is a colorful upside to the arctic conditions. Photographers in North America have captured brightly colored vertical ...

During the early hours of Jan. 25, a rare phenomenon unfolded in the skies of North Carolina: pillars of light. Video above: RETRO SPORTS: Shovel sledding might not be in the Winter Olympics, but it ...

This brilliant display of lights looks like it came from the North Pole, but it was actually shot in Malaysia. Last Thursday, a group of photographers were out on a trek to capture shots of the Milky ...