US faces more frequent extreme weather events
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SCHOOLS have been urged to ban outdoor play for kids in extreme heat – sparking fury from critics. The controversial idea has been put forward by the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), which
The Lone Star State accounts for roughly a third of all damages caused by extreme weather in the U.S. during the last 10 years.
In recent weeks, no matter the sport or setting, one constant has connected competitions around the globe: scorching temperatures.
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Researchers in Portsmouth aim to combat extreme heat by planting 100 trees as an initial step to cool the city's urban heat islands.
A total of 28 locations across central Henan and eastern Shandong provinces issued their most severe alerts for extreme heat on Monday.
New Mexico will see both heat and flooding concerns in the coming days following last week’s rainfall, which brought slight improvements to the drought in the southern part of the state. Meteorologist Carter Greulich with the National Weather Service’s Albuquerque office described the coming days as “a rinse-and-repeat-type week” during a weather briefing Monday.
The unprecedented temperatures underscore a worrying global trend of extreme weather events and long-term climate shifts.
The inaugural expanded Club World Cup has delivered a spectacle on the pitch, marked by underdog triumphs and captivating support from South American and Arabic fans. What many anticipated to be a European-dominated affair has instead seen the shock elimination of several UEFA Champions League heavyweights.