When a television meteorologist breaks down on air and admits fear
John Morales emotionally reacted on-air to the destructive potential of Hurricane Milton, reflecting the profound impact of extreme weather on communities.
California's Park Fire wildfire erupts to 4th-largest in state history
The Park Fire in California is part of a concerning trend of increasingly massive wildfires, with most significant fires occurring post-2000.
Marine creatures at risk from "unusual warmth" hitting the world's oceans
Rising ocean temperatures have global impacts, affecting marine ecosystems, weather patterns, and potentially leading to hyperactive hurricane seasons.
Record-Breaking Ocean Heat Wave Foreshadows a Dangerous Hurricane Season
Marine heat waves in the North Atlantic have been breaking daily temperature records for an extended period, with significant margins, pointing to the increasing global ocean heat warming trend.
California's Park Fire wildfire erupts to 4th-largest in state history
The Park Fire in California is part of a concerning trend of increasingly massive wildfires, with most significant fires occurring post-2000.
Marine creatures at risk from "unusual warmth" hitting the world's oceans
Rising ocean temperatures have global impacts, affecting marine ecosystems, weather patterns, and potentially leading to hyperactive hurricane seasons.
Record-Breaking Ocean Heat Wave Foreshadows a Dangerous Hurricane Season
Marine heat waves in the North Atlantic have been breaking daily temperature records for an extended period, with significant margins, pointing to the increasing global ocean heat warming trend.
Artificial Intelligence Gives Weather Forecasters a New Edge
A.I. weather forecasting is becoming more accurate and faster, outperforming traditional models in predicting hurricane paths.
Have you lost someone to extreme weather? We want to hear from you
NPR invites individuals affected by extreme weather events to share their stories for potential use in future reports.
Norwegian startup trains AI to predict natural disasters
7Analytics trains AI on diverse data for precise disaster predictions, offering insights and alerts for proactive risk management and enabling targeted insurance premium adjustments.
How Cloud Seeding Works and Why It's Wrongly Blamed for Floods From Dubai to California
Cloud seeding might not directly cause floods, as experts consider blaming the devastating downpour on the technology misguided.
Weather tracker: Gulf braced for thunderstorms
Intense thunderstorms forecast for Gulf region with significant flooding risk due to high rainfall.
Part of Highway 1 cut off after collapse could soon be passable in Big Sur. Here's when
Stabilization of Highway 1 in Big Sur after winter storm damage to be completed by Memorial Day.
Sierra Nevada snowpack unusually normal' and reservoirs are brimming as winter season winds down
Sierra Nevada snowpack at average levels, providing normal water supply this year.
California experiencing a rare but beneficial normal winter after years of extreme drought and flood years.
The article discusses major news events and moments of 2023.
The events include a Hamas attack in Israel, extreme weather events, and a devastating earthquake in Turkey and Syria.
How to talk to consumers about climate change | MarTech
Marketers can play a role in combating climate change through cutting CO2 emissions from digital marketing and communicating with sustainability-focused consumers.
October 2023 is projected to be the warmest year in 125,000 years due to record-breaking temperatures in October 2021, leading to stronger and more frequent extreme weather events.
Google unveils new AI weather forecaster - and it may be better than your old app
Google DeepMind has introduced a new weather forecasting model that delivers 10-day predictions in less than a minute.
The model, called GraphCast, outperforms traditional weather models by at least 90% and emphasizes historic weather data.
GraphCast is praised for its accuracy, accessibility, and ability to predict extreme weather events and flooding.
Climate Change is Hitting Every Part of Americans' Daily Lives, Major Report Warns
The National Climate Assessment reveals that climate change is already impacting every region of the United States and causing harm across various aspects of daily life.
The United States is warming about 60% faster than the global average, experiencing extreme weather events like heat waves, droughts, wildfires, and heavy downpours.
The report unequivocally blames the burning of coal, oil, and gas for climate change and its consequences.
Latest US climate assessment shows the extreme toll taken by climate change
Climate disasters are costing the US billions of dollars a year, disproportionately affecting vulnerable communities.
The national climate assessment includes chapters on the economic impact and social inequities of climate change for the first time.
Extreme weather events, such as floods, fires, and heatwaves, are becoming more frequent and costly in the US.
Top 25 News Photos of 2023
The article discusses major news events and moments of 2023.
The events include a Hamas attack in Israel, extreme weather events, and a devastating earthquake in Turkey and Syria.
How to talk to consumers about climate change | MarTech
Marketers can play a role in combating climate change through cutting CO2 emissions from digital marketing and communicating with sustainability-focused consumers.
October 2023 is projected to be the warmest year in 125,000 years due to record-breaking temperatures in October 2021, leading to stronger and more frequent extreme weather events.
Google unveils new AI weather forecaster - and it may be better than your old app
Google DeepMind has introduced a new weather forecasting model that delivers 10-day predictions in less than a minute.
The model, called GraphCast, outperforms traditional weather models by at least 90% and emphasizes historic weather data.
GraphCast is praised for its accuracy, accessibility, and ability to predict extreme weather events and flooding.
Climate Change is Hitting Every Part of Americans' Daily Lives, Major Report Warns
The National Climate Assessment reveals that climate change is already impacting every region of the United States and causing harm across various aspects of daily life.
The United States is warming about 60% faster than the global average, experiencing extreme weather events like heat waves, droughts, wildfires, and heavy downpours.
The report unequivocally blames the burning of coal, oil, and gas for climate change and its consequences.
Latest US climate assessment shows the extreme toll taken by climate change
Climate disasters are costing the US billions of dollars a year, disproportionately affecting vulnerable communities.
The national climate assessment includes chapters on the economic impact and social inequities of climate change for the first time.
Extreme weather events, such as floods, fires, and heatwaves, are becoming more frequent and costly in the US.
What ancient Earth tells us about surviving the climate crisis
2023 has been a year of extreme weather events, including record-breaking heatwaves and wildfires.
Michael Mann believes that these events highlight the urgency of the climate crisis and the need for immediate action.
How the Caribbean is adapting to climate change after a record-breaking 2024 Atlantic hurricane season
Preparing for Atlantic hurricane season is crucial in the Caribbean, with increasing climate challenges.
Why is Brazilian wine so overlooked? | Fiona Beckett on drink
Brazil's wine industry, particularly in Rio Grande do Sul, has faced challenges due to extreme weather events like floods, highlighting the vulnerability of vineyards to climate change.
Twisters Offers an Unlikely Solution to One of the Greatest Problems of Our Time
The original Twister movie portrayed extreme weather events as rare and unprecedented, while its sequel Twisters showcases them as more common and even a business opportunity.
Just the idea of future bad weather makes your food more expensive
Extreme weather events can impact food prices through the entire supply chain, including transportation disruptions and production delays.