The hike to Umbrella Falls crosses grassy meadows that in winter are ski runs at Mt. Hood Meadows.

Using a poncho is one alternative to a full-body cycling rain suit, but German inventor Thomas Schmidt has come up with another … it's a bicycle-mounted umbrella that you stick your head through.

A clear plastic membrane extends from the umbrella hood to shield the face, while strings keep the hood secure so that it doesn't collapse -- or turn inside out! -- in strong winds.

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Umbrella Falls cascades along the East Fork Hood River on the southeast side of Mount Hood The Umbrella Falls-Sahalie Falls Loop Hike runs about 4 miles on the southeast flank of Mount Hood. Jamie ...

If you’re looking for hints and answers for Strands for Tuesday, August 20, 2024, read on—I’ll share some clues and tips, and finally the solution to the puzzle with the theme “I think we ...

The umbrella hood can be detached or reattached depending on the weather conditions, making it versatile for both light drizzles and heavy downpours.

Every day, the New York Times Games supplies fans with a whole new Strands word puzzle, and you'll need to search out a handful of themed words in it.

It's raining out and you've forgotten your umbrella. You don't have a hood. You're going to get wet. What do you do? MIT professor Walter Lewin answers the long-debated question: Will you get less ...

Nicknamed “Umbrella Man” for his all-black getup that included hood, gas mask and black umbrella, police say the man’s actions led to an arson fire.

The Umbrella Coat Raincoat combines a raincoat and umbrella in one piece of rain gear, leaving both hands free to maneuver easily through rain-soaked streets.

A clear plastic membrane extends from the umbrella hood to shield the face, while strings keep the hood secure so that it doesn't collapse -- or turn inside out! -- in strong winds.