An academic collaboration assessing how climate change shapes extreme weather events.
A persistent heatwave has caused record-breaking temperatures across the US West, with California and Arizona experiencing highs over 100°F in March. Climate scientists confirm this is virtually impossible without climate change. Long-term forecasts predict hotter conditions through June, with little respite expected.
A large-scale heat dome is causing unprecedented temperatures across the US, with record-breaking highs in multiple states. The heat is expected to persist into early April, driven by climate change and atmospheric patterns, impacting millions and setting new climate records.
The Climate Change Committee has urged ministers to invest in cooling measures for public services and workplaces, set a maximum indoor temperature, and strengthen flood, water and energy infrastructure as part of a 2050 adaptation plan. The report warns of rising heat, floods and droughts with potential billions in annual damages unless action is taken.
A series of extreme weather events across southern Asia has intensified, with heavy rainfall triggering floods in parts of China while India and Pakistan endure ongoing heatwaves. Authorities warn of continuing heat and flood risks in coming days as climate-linked patterns drive extreme conditions.
Pilgrims continue the Hajj in Mecca under extreme heat. Reports outline heat-avoidance measures, a fragile Iran-US war ceasefire backdrop, and a global energy crisis shaping the pilgrimage this year.