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Tropical cyclones that cross oceans where the sea surface temperature varies little from kilometer to kilometer reach about 40% higher intensity than storms crossing water with sharp temperature…
Marine heatwaves raised net carbon dioxide uptake in the world's continental shelf seas by 11.0 ± 1.6% between 1985 and 2020, a team led by Zhentao Hu of Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon in Geesthacht,…
At the edge of Antarctica, the geography that matters is the part nobody can see. Somewhere beneath the ice, the sheet stops resting on rock and begins to float. The shape of the ground it crosses on…
In the last week of May 2025, six people spent the better part of a day digging a hole in the snow in Wyoming's Wind River Range. Federal wilderness rules bar power tools, so the pit went down by…
The Japan Meteorological Agency will begin feeding observations from a microwave sensor aboard a Japanese satellite launched last year into the computer model that underpins its public weather…
Picture the winter sea ice around Antarctica not as a solid lid but as a shifting, fracturing crust. Cracks tear it open: narrow lines called leads and larger stretches of open water near the coast…
On the satellite maps that glaciologists have relied on for four decades, the ice streams of West Antarctica look fixed. Rivers of ice hundreds of kilometers long slide toward the Ross Sea between…
The flash-flood warning the National Weather Service office in Flagstaff sent at 2:42 p.m. on August 29 was not drawn around a county. It was written for "The Bright Angel Creek Basin below the…
It was just before midnight in Honolulu on Sunday when the forecaster on duty at the National Hurricane Center wrote up his reasoning for Hurricane Karina's next advisory. Most of Discussion Number…
From a satellite's usual vantage, the seam where Alaska's boreal forest gives way to open tundra looks like a smudge, a gradual fade from green to brown across hundreds of miles. Up close it is…
In late July 2022, a fire set deliberately in the sandstone gorges of the Czech Elbe country began to move north. It burned into August, crossed an international border, and left two national park…
A study published on Aug. 29, 2026, in Communications Earth & Environment estimates how much carbon dioxide Mexico's groundwater use puts into the atmosphere, using satellite measurements of the…