Climate

climate-and-weather

Earth’s hottest reliably measured air temperature was 56.7°C (134°F), recorded at Furnace Creek Ranch in Death Valley, California, USA on 10 July 1913. This observation is r...

seasonal-climate

May to September spans the transition from late spring through summer into early autumn in the Northern Hemisphere, marked by warming temperatures, lengthening daylight early on...

Climate & Weather Science

Snow in Miami is exceptionally rare and not part of normal conditions for this coastal city. The last measurable snow at the Miami International Airport official observation sit...

climate-science

In 2029, Earth will continue to reflect the cumulative effects of human activity and natural variability observed through the 2020s. This year is neither an abrupt tipping point...

environment

In 2023, wildfire in Canada affected millions of hectares, disrupted communities, and degraded air quality across North America. The season contributed to an ongoing shift in fi...

relocation

Florida attracts millions because of its warm climate, no state income tax, coastal lifestyle, and broad range of communities, while also presenting challenges such as heat, hum...

climate-and-environment

Winter in Brazil does not mean snow-covered cities or nationwide freezing temperatures for most of the country. It is a season of contrasts, shaped by Brazil's vast size and div...

Education

The four seasons of the year—spring, summer, autumn (fall), and winter—structure much of our climate, culture, and daily routines. Each season reflects distinct patterns in...

Celebrity Profiles

Bill Gates response to global challenges is rooted in measurable outcomes and long-term system change. This evergreen explainer summarizes his public positions on climate, healt...

Science & Nature

The four seasons—spring, summer, autumn (fall), and winter—follow one another in a repeating pattern because of Earth’s tilt and its orbit around the Sun. The tilt causes...