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California coastline facing flooding from super El Nino and Kelvin wave

September 30, 2026

California Flooding: Super El Nino, Kelvin Wave and Vetoed Levees Converge

California’s emergency just got worse. Hurricane Polo crashed into Baja California on September 29, sending its soaked remnants northward. At the same moment, the state faces something even more menacing: a Kelvin

Bangkok streets flooded after 300mm rain in 48 hours

Disaster·Weather·World

Bangkok declares a flood disaster across all 50 districts after 300mm of rain in 48 hours

Motorbikes stall mid-street as brown floodwater climbs past their wheels, and commuters wade home barefoot with their shoes held overhead. Bangkok has declared a flood disaster as roads across the city go under water, catching residents and travelers in a

September 26, 2026

Wisconsin September Heat Surge: Upper 80s, Mid-90s Heat Index, Thunderstorm Chances

News·Weather

Temperatures climbed into the upper 80s across Southeast Wisconsin on Wednesday, creating unusual early-September warmth that felt even hotter when humidity was factored in.

Gibby Fire Expands to 216 Acres: Orange County Shelter-in-Place, Highway Closures Extend

Disaster·News·Weather

LATEST UPDATE: September 2, 2026 A fast-moving wildfire erupted in Orange County on Wednesday, forcing shelter-in-place orders and road closures across a wide area.

Climate·News·Science

2023 Shatters Heat Records: Scientists Warn of Hottest Year Amidst Rising El Niño Threat

This October was the warmest on record, and 2023 is “virtually certain” to be the hottest year ever recorded, climate scientists said on Wednesday. The average global temperature for October was 0.4

Govind Tekale

November 11, 2023

Climate·News·Space

ESA and European Commission Team Up: A Space-Age Strategy to Tackle Climate Change

Europe is stepping up its game against climate change, and it’s looking way up – to space. The European Space Agency (ESA) and the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Climate Action (CLIMA) are

Govind Tekale

November 8, 2023

Asia·Climate·Science

Dust Dynamics From Thar to Taklimakan: How Deserts Shape the Tibetan Plateau’s Glacial Landscape!

Geological Insights: A Fresh Perspective Recent revelations regarding the formation of the Tibetan Plateau, often hailed as the “Roof of the World,” have thrust this geological wonder into the limelight. In a

Govind Tekale

October 30, 2023

Climate·Plastic·Pollution·Science

Barents Sea’s Unspoken Challenge: The Microplastic Invasion in Arctic We Can’t Ignore

Today, when the heartbeat of our oceans is intertwined with the pulse of our climate, scientists have pinpointed ocean currents, melting ice, burgeoning tourism, and insufficient waste management as culprits behind the

Govind Tekale

October 25, 2023

Climate·Marine Life·Nature

Alaskan Snow Crab Mystery Solved: Climate’s Heatwave Hand Revealed!

Echoes from the Past Scientific Deep Dive Navigating Through Marine Heatwaves Frontline of Climate Change Collaborative Insights Community Heartbeat Charting New Courses Historical Echoes and Future Predictions The Pulse of Ocean Health

Rahul Somvanshi

October 23, 2023

Climate·Design·Sustainability

GAF’s Cool Community Project: Beating Urban Heat Islands with Innovative Surface Coatings

As urban landscapes continue to expand, the phenomenon known as the urban heat island effect becomes a pressing concern. This issue, prevalent in cities like Los Angeles, exacerbates heat waves, making urban

Sunita Somvanshi

October 22, 2023

Climate·Science

Study Unearths Significant Radiocarbon Spike from 14,300-year-old Glacial Period!

Researchers uncovered a significant radiocarbon spike occurring 14,300 calendar years BP (before Present), a discovery made through the meticulous analysis of subfossil trees, according to a groundbreaking study downloaded from the Royal

Govind Tekale

October 21, 2023

Climate·Nature·Wildlife

Snow Leopards Seek Higher Ground, Black Bears Face New Dangers: Climate’s Grip on Himalayan Wildlife!

The Himalayas, home to the enigmatic snow leopards, common leopards, and Asiatic black bears, are undergoing a silent yet profound transformation. These apex predators, crucial for maintaining ecological equilibrium, find their existence

Govind Tekale

October 20, 2023

Climate·Energy

Eco-Innovators at NREL Break Ground in Colorado’s Green Tech Surge

The U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) in Golden, Colorado, is a hub of innovation, particularly in clean energy technologies. The NREL recently celebrated the opening of its new

Govind Tekale

October 17, 2023

Climate·Nature·Water

Arctic Rivers Unveil Climate Chronicles: A 20-Year Revelation

The Arctic’s rivers, those winding lifelines of the North, are undergoing profound changes, revealing much more than meets the eye. Over two decades, scientists have been playing detective with the water chemistry

Govind Tekale

October 17, 2023

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