Extreme Weather
Coverage of Extreme Weather in the Nexus archive.
- Extreme weather mars 4th of July weekend; seaplane makes hard landing in NYC river
Extreme weather broke temperature records during the Fourth of July weekend, with at least 19 heat-related deaths reported in New Jersey. A seaplane made a hard landing in New York City's East River on Sunday. Shanelle Kaul and meteorologist Andrew Kozak covered the events.
- France records 2,025 excess deaths at peak of heatwave as Europe braces for more extreme weather
France recorded 2,025 excess deaths during the peak of a heatwave, with Europe preparing for additional extreme weather. Forecasters warn of continued extreme temperatures on the continent.
- Extreme weather causes widespread NJ Transit delays
Extreme temperatures have caused widespread NJ Transit delays and diversions, with Midtown Direct service redirected to Hoboken and all trains experiencing 60-minute delays. NJ Transit rail tickets are being cross-honored on buses and private services.
- China food-security risks worsen as extreme weather becomes more common
China's Politburo has called for countermeasures against floods and droughts as El Niño effects worsen extreme weather impacts, urging improved flood controls, rescue capabilities, and agricultural infrastructure protection.
- China’s Politburo orders rapid-response overhaul in the face of floods and extreme heat
China’s Politburo has emphasized the need for improved forecasting and disaster prevention to address extreme weather, including floods and heatwaves. The meeting, chaired by President Xi Jinping, urged local governments to prioritize people’s safety and implement forceful measures against natural disasters.
- Is THIS the key to tackling future heatwaves? Scientists propose controversial 'Weather Jiu-Jitsu' technique to combat extreme weather
Scientists propose a controversial technique called 'Weather Jiu-Jitsu' to combat extreme weather, specifically future heatwaves. The method is described as a potential key to addressing the growing challenge of extreme heat events.
- Poverty, Schools, Extreme Weather: State House District 26 Candidate Q&As
The article covers candidate Q&As for State House District 26, focusing on issues like poverty, schools, and extreme weather. The House of Representatives seat vacated by Della Au Belatti has attracted six candidates.
- Extreme weather is Britain's new normal: Experts say 28°C is no longer considered hot in the UK - as Brits brace for yet another heatwave
Experts state that extreme weather is becoming the new normal in Britain, with 28°C no longer considered hot as the country prepares for another heatwave.
- James Webb Space Telescope forecasts extreme weather on exoplanet that rains rubies and sapphires
The James Webb Space Telescope has forecast extreme weather on an exoplanet where it rains rubies and sapphires. The discovery highlights unusual atmospheric conditions and mineral composition on the distant planet.
- NY power grid squeezed by aging plants, extreme weather, and data centers: NYISO report
New York's electric grid is under strain due to aging fossil fuel power plants closing before clean energy can replace them, compounded by extreme weather and increased demand from data centers, according to a NYISO report. The state faces a potential shortage on the hottest and coldest days of the year.
- Ocean Observatories Initiative dismantled by Trump administration: What to know
The Ocean Observatories Initiative, a network of over 900 sensors that track everything from climate change to extreme weather, is being dismantled by the Trump administration.
- Ocean Observatories Initiative dismantled by Trump administration: What to know
The Ocean Observatories Initiative, a network of over 900 sensors tracking climate change and extreme weather, is being dismantled by the Trump administration.
- ‘Immediate national priority’: ministers accused of complacency over UK food supply
Ministers have been accused of complacency over UK food supply risks, including fuel shortages, cyber attacks, and extreme weather. A cold storage and logistics trade body urged the government to prioritize preventing disruptions to the food system as an 'immediate national priority'.
- A New DC ‘Museum’ Raises Awareness About the Looming Consequences of Extreme Weather
The Museum of Unnatural Disasters in Washington, D.C., brings together members of Congress, disaster survivors, and activists to address concerns about preparedness for extreme weather. The initiative highlights personal choices people might make during disasters, such as saving pets or sentimental items.
- Uncool: Sweltering globe will smash heat records over next 5 years, UN forecasts
The UN forecasts that global temperatures will likely exceed warming limits multiple times by 2030, leading to extreme weather events like droughts and floods. This projection highlights a significant risk of deadly climate impacts over the next five years.
- Britain ‘sleepwalking into a food crisis’ without urgent action, experts say
Experts warn Britain is 'sleepwalking into a food crisis' due to extreme weather, inflation, and the Iran war, with farmers facing severe strain from heatwaves, reduced crop yields, and rising wildfire risks. Economic losses could reach hundreds of millions of pounds as the government is criticized for inaction.
- An exceptionally early heat wave shatters records and brings deaths in Europe
An early heat wave in Europe is breaking temperature records, causing deaths, and prompting government warnings. London reached 95 degrees Fahrenheit for two consecutive days, with experts linking the extreme weather to increasing climate unpredictability.
- Waymos in Atlanta and San Antonio keep driving into flooded roads
Waymo autonomous vehicles in Atlanta and San Antonio are experiencing difficulties navigating flooded roads during extreme weather events. The incidents highlight ongoing challenges for self-driving technology in handling adverse weather conditions.
- 2026 on track for 'extraordinary extreme weather', scientists warn - amid concerns the second half of the year will bring unprecedented wildfires and record-breaking temperatures
Scientists warn that 2026 is on track for extraordinary extreme weather, with concerns of unprecedented wildfires and record-breaking temperatures in the second half of the year. This warning comes amid expectations of severe climate-related events. The scientists' forecast indicates a high likelihood of intense weather patterns.
- Extreme weather and green energy on the rise in Europe
Europe is experiencing increasingly extreme weather events, with climate conditions reaching new highs. However, renewable energy sources are now providing nearly half of Europe's electricity supply, demonstrating progress in the green energy transition despite environmental challenges.