Climate Change
Why Do Hurricanes Stall Over Land? The Science, Explained
When a hurricane's steering winds collapse, the storm can sit in place for days, turning a wind event into a flood catastrophe. Here's why it happens.
Why Nighttime Heat Is Rising Faster Than Daytime Highs in US Cities
Cities don't just run hotter than the countryside — they stay hotter after dark, and the nighttime gap is often wider than the daytime one.
Why Some Hurricanes Stall Instead of Moving Forward
Category number measures wind. It says nothing about how long a hurricane plans to sit still, and stalling is often what turns a storm catastrophic.
Europe's Heat Pushes East as Germany Sets a 41.3 C Record
A record-breaking heat dome that has killed dozens in Western Europe is sliding east, with Germany and Poland bracing for the weekend peak.
France's Grid Buckles in the Heat as 68,000 Lose Power
A heat-stressed transformer failure in Brittany cut power to tens of thousands of homes as France logged its hottest day on record and Europe's heatwave spread north.