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It’s So Hot in Phoenix, Planes Can’t Take Off
Planes have been grounded in Phoenix as life-threatening heat descends across the Southwest.
It’s June. California Is Still Covered in Snow
The Sierra Nevada continues to sport a deep snowpack after an epic winter.
Sharp Uptick in Wildfires Strains Great Plains Agencies
The number of large wildfires burning up swaths of the Great Plains rose 350 percent during 30 years.
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India’s Punishing Heat Waves More Deadly With Warming
Even the modest rise in global temperatures to date have made India's already sweltering heat waves deadlier.
New York Boardwalk Shows Climate Adaptation Costs
Beachgoers are flip-flopping along a rebuilt boardwalk that reflects a coastal reimagination underway.
NOAA Forecasts Busy Hurricane Season for Atlantic
Above-average hurricane activity is expected in Atlantic this hurricane season, despite a potential El Niño.
El Niño Again? This Is Why It’s Hard to Tell
An El Niño could form again this summer, just a year after the demise of one of the strongest on record.
U.S. Drought at Lowest Level in Nearly Two Decades
After years of widespread, intense drought, the U.S. is experiencing its smallest drought footprint since 2000.
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