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ScienceTyphoon Noul knocks out power for millions across Southern China
Typhoon Noul hit Huidong county at 3:50 a.m. on July 26, 2026, causing widespread power outages for millions of residents across Southern China today.
BusinessTyphoon Bavi forces massive logistics scramble across East Asia
Typhoon Bavi triggered a major logistics scramble across East Asia after causing at least 17 deaths and severe landslides throughout the Philippines region.
ScienceEurope Launches Inquiry Into June 2026 Heatwave Health Risks
European officials launched an inquiry into the June 2026 heatwave to study how persistent high-pressure systems strained public health and caused deaths.
ScienceHeat Dome Tests U.S. Power Grids as July Fourth Temperatures Soar
As a dangerous heat dome pushes temperatures between 100F and 115F across the U.S. this July Fourth, power grids face a critical test of their endurance.
PoliticsExtreme Winter Weather Forces Ukraine and Russia to Alter Strategy
Extreme temperatures of 37C in Kherson and Zaporizhzhia force Russian and Ukrainian troops to modify military operations and adapt their combat strategy.
ScienceEurope's infrastructure buckles under record-breaking summer heat
Europe's infrastructure faces failure as record summer heat causes concrete to buckle and data centers to overheat, challenging systems built for the cold.
ScienceEuropean Heat Dome Strains Transit and Elderly Care Infrastructure
Germany faces a severe heat dome as temperatures hit 41.5C in Möckern-Drewitz, forcing public transit and elderly care systems to struggle under the strain.
ScienceHuman activity, not El Niño, now drives global climate extremes
Researchers now confirm that human activity, rather than El Niño cycles, drives global climate extremes, rendering historical weather patterns unreliable.