Last month, your air conditioner worked harder than it ever has. Millions of people lay awake at night, unable to cool down because the air outside never got cold enough to bring relief. July 2026 was the hottest month on
Typhoon Noul makes landfall in Guangdong with 110 km/h winds. China evacuates 340,000 people. Hong Kong airport cancels 350 flights. Get latest updates on China's strongest 2026 typhoon.
Tropical Storm Bertha weakened and dissipated Thursday night, but not before its heavy rainfall triggered flash flood warnings across the Houston metro area — stranding vehicles and swamping streets in Fort Bend
Tropical Storm Bertha, the second named storm of 2026, made landfall in St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana, on July 22 with 45 mph winds and is now tracking toward the Texas coast.
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Tropical Cyclone Maila | Category 3 Tracking Toward Far North Queensland – April 2026 Active System Another CycloneHeading for Far North Queensland Severe Tropical Cyclone Maila — Category 3 — is tracking southwest
Desert Skies Over Britain — Saharan Dust, Blood Rain & Glowing Sunsets Copernicus CAMS forecast map: Saharan dust plume transport from North Africa toward the UK. Source: Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service /
Greater Cincinnati Flood Watch – Great & Little Miami Rivers Rising | March 2026 Flood Watch in effect – Greater Cincinnati & Miami River Valleys Little Miami at Milford: Flood Warning issued
Storm Amy swept across Northern Europe this weekend, killing one person and leaving hundreds of thousands without power as hurricane-force winds and heavy rain battered the region. A man in his 40s,
The air across southern Europe hangs heavy with smoke this summer as wildfires torch hundreds of thousands of hectares. A combination of extreme heat, bone-dry vegetation, and strong winds has created what