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Satellite view of the Pacific Ocean from space with clouds over blue water

September 14, 2026

Science

NOAA Winter Outlook 2026-27: Over 90% Probability For Very Strong El Nino As Pacific Exceeds +3.0°C

A very strong El Niño is developing in the equatorial Pacific Ocean, and that affects weather patterns across the Northern Hemisphere this winter. But what El Niño actually means is different from

Atlantic storm image for 2026 hurricane season record article

Environment·Science·USA

Atlantic Hurricane Season Sets 103-Day Record With No Hurricane, But Flooding Already Hit Hard

A record wait for the first hurricane The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season reached a remarkable point: 103 days into the season with no hurricane. CNN meteorologist Chris Dolce reported that this is the latest first-hurricane wait known with confidence since

September 14, 2026

Mercury May Have Shrunk More Than Thought as Craters Hide the Planet’s Wrinkles

Science·Space

Mercury may have shrunk more than scientists previously estimated, because parts of the evidence may be hidden by impact debris. A CNN science report

NOAA El Nino Forecast Raises Historic Winter Odds to 75%

Environment·Science

El Niño is a recurring climate pattern involving unusually warm sea-surface temperatures in the central and eastern tropical Pacific, accompanied by changes in the

Science·Sustainability·World

Mussels Can Remove Micro-Plastic From Our Oceans

Microplastics are extremely small pieces of plastic debris less than 5 millimeters long in the environment.These microplastics are difficult to dispose of properly because of their size. And they are harmful to

Barkha Pawar

September 21, 2020

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