Sincetherearemeteorologicalrecord,snowinAprilhasbeennoted12times,yetnosnowoccurredinAprilafter1988anditisthefirsttimein30years.Lighttomoderatesnoworsleetwillcon
Manycountriescouldfaceincreasingriskoffoodshortagesasmoreweatherextremesareexpectedtobecausedbyclimatechange,accordingtoanewstudyreleasedMondaybytheUniversityof
AwintryblastoffreezingtemperaturessweptacrossEuropeonSunday,withabitingwindfromSiberiaclaimingfourlivesandendangeringthecontinent'shomeless--withtheworstyettoco
CarolineGarciasaidherfeetwereonfireandDominicThiemcouldn'twaittogetinanicebathasMelbourne'ssearingsummerheattookitstollattheAustralianOpenThursday.TheopeningGra
SydneyswelteredthroughoneofitshottestdaysonrecordonSundayastemperaturessoaredinsouthernAustraliaandauthoritiesimposedafireban.Australia'slargestcityrecordeditsh
MorethanaquarterofEarth'slandsurfacewillbecome"significantly"drierevenifhumanitymanagestolimitglobalwarmingtotwodegreesCelsius,thegoalespousedintheParisAgreemen
Newly-publishedresearchsuggeststhatglobalemissionreductiontargetswillbeevenmoredifficulttoattainthanpreviouslythought.Thestudy,publishedinthejournalNatureonWedn
Worldtemperaturesarelikelytorisebymorethan2degreesCelsiusthiscentury,surpassinga"tippingpoint"thataglobalclimatedealaimstoavert,scientistssaidonMonday.Astudypub
Lastmonthwasthesecond-warmestMayin137yearsofmodernrecord-keepingofaverageglobaltemperatures,accordingtoNASA.ThetwotopMaytemperatureanomalieshaveoccurredduringth
Cold front – with temperatures as low as minus 8 degrees Celsius – is Chinese capital’s coldest in three decades for this time of year
Sweltering heat in parts of China over the past two days have left sweaty residents stuck at home or driven them to the pool or even bomb shelters to keep cool.
Churu on Sunday was the hottest place in Rajasthan as the mercury inched close to 47 degree Celsius.
Australian firefighters have drawn breath after battling 300 fires across the state of Victoria at the weekend, but are braced for more hellish conditions later in the week.
The year 2013 has been confirmed as Australia's hottest calendar year on record, the Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) said on its Annual Climate Statement 2013 released on Friday. The statement said Australia's average temperatures in 2013 were 1.20 degree Celsius above the long-term average of 21.8 degree Celsius, breaking the previous record set in 2005 by 0.17 degree Celsius.
Temperatures in the Chinese capital Beijing could plunge to the lowest in almost three decades over the weekend, weather forecasters said Saturday.
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