ECMWF is in the news as Europe swelters: climate model outputs spotlight record heat and climate-change impacts. Independent intergovernmental centre, based in Reading, Bologna, Bonn.
The World Meteorological Organization and European agencies have released their 2025 State of the Climate findings saying at least 95% of Europe has recorded above-average annual temperatures, marine heatwaves and more than 1 million hectares burned by wildfires; glaciers and snow cover have lost mass and the Greenland ice sheet has contributed to sea level rise.