The surprising January heat record coincides with a new study by a climate science heavyweight ... news of a record warm January might seem odd given how cold it was. But the U.S. is just a ...

Optional sortable table view, after selecting this view, select a climate index and data period. The table is displayed before the graph. Selected data is loading, please wait. An index is a measure ...

"It was kind of this monotonic trend: The Earth is getting warmer, that will lead to less cold." The system is fueled by the temperature difference between the arctic and lower latitudes.

Climatologists monitor several indices, some ocean-based and some atmospheric, to provide a quick indication of the state of certain climate variables and climate indicators. To monitor the Pacific ...

The fact that the cold, dry Mars of today had flowing rivers ... "This study synthesizes atmospheric chemistry and climate for the first time, to make some striking new predictions—which are ...

Their rediscovered research is shedding new light on climate change. Photograph by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Project Iceworm was doomed from the start. What those Cold Warriors seemed to have ...

The thing is, both hot and cold temperature breeds are admired for their unique traits and adaptability. Proper care ensures happiness, whether it’s a breed suited for hot desert days or snowy ...

A bushfire in Victoria's west has destroyed the Little Desert Nature Lodge at Nhill and one home at Dimboola, while a second home may also have been impacted. Five new fires were started by ...

Climate change will likely cause a sharp increase in deaths from extreme heat, substantially outweighing any decrease in cold-related deaths across Europe. A modelling study was led by researchers ...

Denver7’s monthly climate conversations with Colorado Public Radio host ... In this month’s talk: How common are Colorado’s massive cold snaps?: We’re finally thawing out from days of temperatures ...

Climate change will likely result in a significant rise in deaths from heat across Europe, substantially surpassing any decrease in cold-related deaths, according to a new modelling study.