Strong winds whipped wildfires into a frenzy near Athens, Greece, during the end of July, leading to one of the worst wildfire tragedies in the country's history.
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Dust from the Saharan desert blew thousands of miles across the tropical Atlantic reducing visibility and air quality.
Odds for El Niño continue to grow. Our blogger discusses the forecast and its implications.
Ice cover on the Great Lakes has been decreasing since the 1970s, affecting everything from fishing to shipping.
The NOAA Climate Prediction Center began issuing Week 3-4 Temperature and Precipitation Outlooks in May of 2017. Our blogger discusses the challenges and successes that led to this development.
Capetonians will have tap water until sometime in 2019, thanks to a combination of water conservation and weather.
Impacts of global warming on Great Plains summer rainfall and vegetation are biggest unknowns.
But basin-wide quiet periods favor rapid intensification of U.S. landfalling hurricanes.
Exceptional drought in preceding months primed southern Colorado forests for wildfire in mid-June 2018.
An El Niño Watch has been issued, meaning conditions are favorable for the development of El Niño within the next six months.