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A study published Oct. 15, 2026, in Nature Climate Change finds that the thin layers of ocean air that carry radio and radar signals far past the horizon have grown more frequent, stronger and deeper…
World Weather Attribution said Oct. 15, 2026, that human-caused warming made the ocean and air conditions capable of fueling a storm like Hurricane Polo about 23 times likelier than they would have…
Summers across the semiarid grasslands of western Eurasia have shifted abruptly into a hotter, drier regime, and the drying is now stronger than anything the region's observational record attributes…
A drought, in the usual telling, arrives with heat. The reservoirs fall, the air bakes, and the two feed each other. Tree rings from slow-growing pines high in the southern Colorado Rockies now say…
About 2,000 billion metric tons of snow settle on the Antarctic ice sheet in an average year, and nothing else adds to it. Everything else that happens to the ice sheet takes mass away. So when the…
El Niño, the periodic warming of the tropical Pacific that reshapes weather around the world, may be about to reach a strength never recorded. Only months ago the ocean was in the opposite state: in…
In 1903 the officer of the watch on a merchant ship read the barometer, wrote the number in the log, and thought no more about it. More than a century later that number, and hundreds of thousands…
An open-access study published Sept. 22 in Geophysical Research Letters reports that greenhouse gases released since the 2015 UN Paris Agreement have already made Europe's summer heat extremes more…
Human-caused climate change had added about 1.5 °C to July and August temperatures at the Himalayan slope that gave way on Aug. 26, 2026, the World Weather Attribution network reported on Sept. 17.…
On the north side of Alaska's Brooks Range, spruce are moving into ground that used to be tundra. Observations show the treeline there advancing quickly, and the warming behind it is not in doubt.…
Climate-driven change in the deep seabed of the equatorial Pacific, where companies plan to mine polymetallic nodules, will rarely be distinguishable from natural variability by 2035, and had begun…
Enderby Land is one of the least-visited coasts on Earth, a long white shoulder of East Antarctica facing the Indian Ocean, with no permanent settlement and barely a weather station. What falls there…