A dangerous new heat wave could set dozens of records in even the hottest parts of the US, and the duration of the current heat wave is worrying meteorologists and climate scientists, CNN reports. During this working week, the heat will hit South Texas, South Florida and the Southwest the hardest…
Prosecutors said a man suspected of arson that destroyed 13 hectares of pine forest in France was being questioned about a similar alleged crime a decade ago when heatwaves broke temperature records across Europe, reports TheGuardian. A mass of cooler air...
Unusually hot weather, lack of ventilation, crowded spaces, intense physical activity are all factors that can contribute to an increase in body temperature. If left unchecked, it could pose a serious risk to our health, reports the BBC. The National Weather Service called the heatwave in the US...
The historic heat wave in the West is forecast to move east this week as Phoenix, Las Vegas and Denver join the slew of cities with record temperatures, USA Today reports. Southerly winds will blow hot and humid weather, WeatherBug forecaster says.
By 2050, climate change could displace 200 million people, AP News reports. Climate change could push more than 200 million people to leave their homes over the next three decades and create migration hotspots, ...
Weather forecasters from AccuWeather say there will be major weather changes in North America in late September and early October. In summer, it will be hot in the western regions of the United States, and a stream of Arctic air will fall on the eastern part of the country. Records are possible both high and ...
The region set record temperatures on Sunday, Sept.6, as CBS reported in Los Angeles as a historically intense heat wave swept across Southern California. According to the National Meteorological Service, Woodland Hills recorded a record temperature of 121 degrees Fahrenheit (59,4 ...
Crazy 2020 never ceases to torment humanity. Hot summer breaks all temperature records. Experts predict a long season of hurricanes, fires, droughts and floods for the planet. Some countries die from the heat, others are drowned in rain and freeze. Scientists claim this is reinforced concrete confirmation ...
The UN Meteorological Agency warns that average temperatures in Siberia last month were 10 degrees Celsius (18 degrees Fahrenheit) above the average for this period. This caused an intense heat that led to devastating fires in the Arctic Circle, writes ABC ...
Severe, record-breaking heat will continue to move across much of the southern United States in the coming days - some areas have already set temperature records, writes USA Today. After a grueling weekend on Monday, July 13, across the southern United States - from...