Like a slow burn erupting into an explosive fire, scientists who have been cautioning since early 2026 that an El Niño was most likely to develop now are warning the worst-case scenario of a “Godzilla,” off-the-charts El Niño is most likely.
The rapid spread of the Los Angeles wildfires can be attributed to extremes all associated with the climate emergency — especially drought and supercharged, hurricane-force winds.
Seventh-generation native Hawaiian Kaniela Ing explains why there is nothing natural about the devastating Maui wildfires.
Except not this hot and for not this long. Learn how record heatwaves are leading to more historic, disastrous flooding around the world.
Today’s earlier-than-expected and larger-than-expected wildfires are signals of why only a few degrees of global heating negatively impact our health.
The rise in extreme weather predicted by climate models as global temperatures continue to rise is confirmed by satellite data. The last 8 years have…
An April 16 special broadcast by Seattle’s KOMO-TV on “the future of wildfires in our part of the world” provided a broad overview of the…
As summertime temperatures get hotter and hotter each year, more and more Arctic sea ice melts. But the rapid annual decrease in sea ice isn’t…
The warming climate is changing the jet stream, resulting in more extreme weather events like heat waves, persistent drought conditions that increase the risk of…
As annual global temperatures continue to rise, mountain snowpacks will continue to decrease, causing problems even for coastal cities. Warming temperatures bring an earlier spring,…
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