2025 Ocean Heat Hits Record High, Fueling Extreme Weather
A new study reveals 2025 saw unprecedented ocean heat storage, driving severe weather events and threatening marine ecosystems globally.
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A new study reveals 2025 saw unprecedented ocean heat storage, driving severe weather events and threatening marine ecosystems globally.
Massive winter storm cancels 1,700+ US flights, paralyzes NYC airports as snowfall hits 25 cm. Travel warnings remain active through December 27.
2024 confirmed as hottest year globally, driving extreme weather events across Asia with economic and environmental consequences. Regional responses accelerate ahead of COP30.
China launches advanced AI weather system ‘Fengyuan’ to improve extreme climate prediction and support global disaster preparedness efforts through enhanced modeling.
A powerful winter storm with 231 km/h winds caused widespread power outages affecting 750,000 customers across the western and central U.S., disrupting travel and energy markets.
China intensifies climate adaptation strategies as warming patterns trigger more frequent extreme weather events, deploying advanced forecasting and infrastructure upgrades.
A 24-meter Statue of Liberty replica collapses during severe storms in southern Brazil, highlighting climate challenges in commercial centers.
Record-breaking atmospheric river causes flooding and landslide risks across Washington and Oregon, prompting emergency declarations.
As 2025 concludes, extreme weather events surge globally, prompting urgent climate action at COP30. Asia, Africa, and the Americas face unprecedented disasters.
Despite -30°C temperatures, Mohe’s mix of Arctic adventures and cultural warmth attracts record winter tourists, boosting local economy in 2025.
Two new wildfires erupted in Southern California on Wednesday evening, forcing over 30,000 residents to evacuate as extreme winds and dry conditions fuel the flames.
The American South is facing rare and dangerous snowstorms, blanketing typically warm regions in snow, causing widespread disruptions, power outages, and even fatalities.
Record-breaking temperatures in 2024 led to extremes in the global water cycle, causing major floods and droughts worldwide, according to a new Australian-led international report.
A polar vortex triggered blizzards and record snowfalls, leaving much of the US and parts of the northern hemisphere at a standstill this Monday, Jan. 6.
A massive winter storm has hit parts of the central U.S., bringing the heaviest snowfall in a decade and causing dangerous travel conditions.
Global temperatures in 2024 have surged to unprecedented levels, raising concerns about crossing the critical 1.5°C warming threshold set by the Paris Agreement.
Record-breaking heat has led to more extreme weather events across the Americas, challenging communities and highlighting the urgent need to address climate change.
Millions in southeast Australia are preparing for severe heat as temperatures are set to surpass 40°C, prompting emergency warnings and fire bans across Victoria and parts of South Australia.
Australia records its hottest spring ever, with temperatures exceeding the long-term average by over two degrees Celsius, highlighting a concerning trend in climate change.
Canada’s hydropower production declines as extreme weather linked to climate change disrupts output and threatens dam structures, impacting global energy dynamics.