El Niño Strengthens Rapidly, Raising Risks of Extreme Global Weather
Scientists warn of intensified heatwaves, droughts, and heavy rainfall as the natural weather cycle accelerates.
Scientists warn of intensified heatwaves, droughts, and heavy rainfall as the natural weather cycle accelerates.
Thousands evacuated as high temperatures and strong winds fuel blazes that have started earlier than usual this season.

Extreme temperatures are forecast across the continent, posing risks to public health and daily life.
Environmental charity expresses alarm as birds are found coated in a sticky substance, raising concerns about recurring incidents.
Camps are rethinking schedules and activities to prioritize safety and outdoor time amidst rising temperatures.
Record highs in ocean surface temperatures have been observed, with scientists warning of potential consequences for global weather patterns and marine ecosystems, coinciding with an anticipated strong El Niño event.
The region, a major hub for both wind and solar power and coal production, mirrors China's broader energy approach of rapidly expanding clean energy while maintaining coal's central role.
The blaze has expanded to over 17,000 acres, forcing closures and evacuation warnings in popular recreation areas north of Sedona.
The tournament faces a shift in its famed floral displays as climate change prompts a move towards more drought-resistant plants.