Nationally, extreme heat causes more deaths each year than any other weather event, including floods, hurricanes and tornadoes.

Your guide to the biggest health consequences of extreme weather — from mosquito-and tick-borne illnesses to mental health issues — and how to best prepare for them.

Combinations of less-than-extreme weather drive hourly net demand peaks that stress the power grid, writes Sunairio CEO Rob ...

news | Weather U.S. faces more frequent extreme weather events, but attitudes, actions aren’t keeping up Experts say people and governments are generally living in the past and haven’t ...

Summer is the time for sunshine, but Americans have been getting a surplus of heat this summer, with millions of people ...

Extreme weather during the 2020/2021 La Niña altered rainfall seasons contributing to disruptions to livelihoods and agricultural campaigns across the world. Extreme weather events during the 2021 ...

Extreme weather events are increasingly recognized as adverse childhood experiences (E-ACEs) that disrupt brain development, ...

Fewer crops mean less food in grocery stores, resulting in global food scarcity, as well as increased prices on the reduced ...

Extreme weather events are increasing, and utilities and customers alike are feeling the impact. According to Climate Central, the United States has experienced a 67% increase in major power ...

Dog owners face challenges with heat and disasters, lacking knowledge on heat-related illness and emergency preparedness, ...

When there are smaller harvests, consumers feel it. Farmers devastated as extreme weather impacts harvest: 'A disaster year' ...

The Most Extreme Weather Events of 2022 (So Far) As the effects of climate change continue to impact our planet, people from all over the world have been experiencing severe weather changes ...