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The World Meteorological Organization has issued an unprecedented forecast for a 'supersized' El Niño in 2026, with nearly 100% certainty of its persistence, potentially making it the strongest on record and causing global extreme weather and record temperatures.
Deadly wildfires around Spokane have forced mass evacuations and destroyed hundreds of homes, illustrating how climate change is intensifying wildfire seasons. Experts link the blazes to drought, low snowpack, and warmer temperatures, signaling a harsher new era of fires.
France has recorded its first pyrocumulonimbus cloud as record-shattering wildfires create their own weather, an unprecedented event linked to climate change.
A new report from the US National Academies of Science finds that climate attribution science is maturing, making it easier to link extreme weather events to climate change, which concerns oil companies due to potential liability.
This paper proposes TSSM, a triaxial state space model for global station weather forecasting that incorporates historical data aligned by period to improve long-horizon and extreme event prediction. It achieves state-of-the-art performance on the large-scale Weather-5K dataset and demonstrates strong robustness under missing observations.
Researchers developed an AI-boosted rare-event sampling framework that combines AI with physical climate modeling to more accurately predict the frequency of extreme weather events such as heatwaves.
A climate scientist describes Europe's recurring heat waves as a 'sad inevitability' due to human-induced global warming, with experts warning that extreme heat events will keep intensifying until net-zero emissions are reached.