The Latest Breaking News on Climate change

A slightly weakened Cyclone Freddy has made landfall in Madagascar, where schools, business and public transportation were shut down Freddy was packing winds gusting to 180 kilometers per hour, or about 111 miles per hour, as it came ashore in a national already hit in January by a tropical storm…

Social services and charities fear those with air conditioners will be tempted to leave them switched off to save on power risking their health — and even their life.

Weather warnings in Ireland are typically colour coded yellow, orange or red, depending on their severity

An author ponders New Zealand on the point of collapse

The Royal Automobile Association has urged people to take care with children and pets in cars during South Australia's heatwave.

Failure to understand and accept basic scientific facts raises serious questions about the judgment of prospective legislators.

Expect cold temperature records in the West to face off against warm records in the East.

Conditions are set to turn colder this week, but could a snowstorm really be on its way?

It has been a month since any significant rain fell on mainland France, hitting a record and raising concerns about water reserves that were depleted in last year’s severe drought.

Tropical cyclone Freddy was, on 21 February 2023, bearing down on Mauritius and Madagascar. Mauritius grounded flights and, news agency Reuters reported, emergency teams in four regions of Madagascar were braced for “heavy rains, floods and landslides”.

Weather companies have started releasing their forecasts for the "cherry blossom front," which is expected to begin next month.