climate change
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American West Sheds Hundreds of Glaciers Amid Accelerating Warming
A new study reveals nearly 300 glaciers have vanished across the American West since the mid-20th century, with remaining ice masses shrinking rapidly.
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Why Maya City Itzan Declined Despite Reliable Rainfall
New lake sediment analysis reveals the Maya city of Itzan maintained a stable climate during its population collapse, pointing to a complex regional network failure.
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Southern California Beachfront Homes Collapse as Historic Erosion Reshapes the Coast
Destructive surf and record king tides swallow over a dozen homes in Long Beach as experts warn the historic El Niño peak is still months away.
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Super El Niño Fuels Record Pacific Storm Activity as Champi and Trudy Intensify
A powerful El Niño is driving record-breaking storm activity in the Pacific, with Hurricane Trudy threatening Mexico and Super Typhoon Champi nearing Guam.
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West Nile Virus Surge Strains Los Angeles During Severe Mosquito Outbreak
Los Angeles county records over 180 West Nile virus cases and severe Aedes mosquito swarms driven by extreme heat and El Niño conditions.
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Hurricane Polo Hits Category 5 as Record El Niño Intensifies
Hurricane Polo has rapidly intensified into a rare Category 5 storm, fueled by record-breaking Pacific Ocean temperatures during a historic El Niño event.
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Super El Niño Forecasted to Reach Historic Intensity This Winter
Global meteorologists warn a ‘super’ El Niño event is likely to reach historic intensity this winter, threatening extreme weather and widespread infrastructure risks.
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Met Office Forecast: Balancing Late-September Warmth Against Autumnal Transition
Following a record-hot summer, the Met Office projects a changeable late-September with brief warm spells rather than a sustained heatwave.
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Pacific ‘Super’ El Niño Hits Record Strength, Signaling Severe Winter Weather
A rapidly intensifying El Niño has reached ‘super’ status, with NOAA warning it could become the strongest on record by year’s end, disrupting global weather patterns.
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Philadelphia Records One of Its Hottest Summers in History
Philadelphia’s average summer temperature tied for third-warmest on record, driven by frequent heat waves and rising nighttime lows.
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Global Climate Warning: El Niño Nears ‘Super’ Status, Intensifying Food and Security Risks
A rapidly strengthening El Niño, expected to peak by year-end, is fueling global concerns over extreme weather, agricultural instability, and potential social conflict.
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UN Report: World Must Prepare for ‘Overshoot’ of Climate Threshold
A new UN report warns global temperatures will soon exceed the 1.5°C limit, shifting strategy toward an ‘overshoot’ plan to mitigate irreversible risks.
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Super El Niño Forecasts Signal Shift in Winter 2026/2027 Snowfall Patterns
A record-strong Super El Niño is reshaping global weather, with new data pointing to significant shifts in winter snowfall across North America and Europe.
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Flash Floods in Nepal Leave Hundreds Missing, Including Dozens of Foreign Nationals
A massive flash flood triggered by an avalanche has left at least 75 dead and hundreds missing in Nepal, including dozens of American and other foreign tourists.
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Global Ocean Temperatures Hit Record High, Signaling Potential Baseline Shift
Global average sea surface temperatures reached a record 21.1°C in August 2026, a peak occurring months earlier than usual due to El Niño and human-driven warming.