From wildfires to landslides to coral bleaching, past trends suggest what extreme weather the record El Niño will bring – but the world isn’t prepared ... .
Satellite data showed higher-than-normal sea-surface temperatures (red) in the central and eastern Pacific on 8 June 2026, a few days before El Niño was declared. NASA Earth Observatory/LaurenDauphin... Read more ... Advertisement ... Sign up to newsletter ... .
Extreme weather could damage harvests worldwide, but the answer is more local food production, not stockpiling, Katie White said in an interview with New Scientist... .
Europe faces incredibly harsh winters and unrelenting droughts if the vital AMOC ocean current fails – but when disaster will strike and how bad it will be remains uncertain. Now there is an ambitious plan to give us a warning ... .