Experts reveal climate change drove extreme wildfire seasons across the Americas, making burned areas much larger

Human-driven climate change made wildfires in parts of South America and Southern California many times larger and more ...

Government told to prepare for 2C warming by 2050

The UK should be prepared to cope with weather extremes as a result of at least 2C of global warming by 2050, independent ...
The News International

Met Office report : Climate change in action as Sept 2025 among hottest, wettest months in decades

LAHORE: September 2025 experienced above-average rainfall, accompanied by an increase in both average maximum and minimum ...
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Scientists issue warning after observing troubling trend in ocean: 'Used to be quite a rare phenomenon'

Climate researchers are paying close attention to the water temperatures and noticing that they keep rising every year.

Brits warned of 5cm hailstones that 'could damage aircraft and infrastructure'

The team’s analysis shows that the possibility for very large hailstones decreases around central Europe, and that it remains ...

UK faces wet weekend as Met Office issues rain weather warning for Northern Ireland

The UK is set for a miserable weekend ahead after the Met Office issued a yellow weather warning in Northern Ireland for ...

Report shows climate change is fueling extreme wildfire seasons across the Earth

Climate change is driving extreme wildfire events worldwide, finds a new global report revealing a stark picture of increased ...
The Business Standard

Bangladesh to launch real-time flood data collaboration with UK Met Office

We approached the UK Met Office, and they promptly agreed and signed an MoU. We will probably launch that programme officially tomorrow,” Adviser Rizwana says ...

Met Office gives first verdict on winter weather outlook

The Met Office has revealed what kind of weather Britons could expect this winter as it gives its first outlook on the next ...
UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology

Climate change drove extreme wildfire seasons across the Americas, making burned areas around 30 times larger

Whatever global action is taken on climate change, there will still be more wildfires across the world in future due to the warming that has already happened. However, large-scale reductions in ...