France is entering a new intense and widespread heat episode, with temperatures expected to exceed 30°C and reach 35°C in the south. This follows a record-breaking heatwave in May, with a second surge anticipated before summer officially begins.
Delhi-NCR experienced cooler temperatures and relief from heatwave conditions following a second consecutive night of rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds. The IMD issued a red alert, warning of severe weather including intense thunderstorms and winds up to 80 kmph. Light to moderate rainfall is expected to continue, keeping temperatures below normal.
Antarctica's west coast is experiencing a severe deficit of winter sea ice, with an area the size of France missing in the Bellingshausen Sea. This alarming loss raises concerns for penguins, marine life, and global sea levels, and may have intensified a recent heatwave on the continent.
France is set to experience a sunny and hot weekend, with temperatures potentially reaching 35°C in the Southwest on Saturday. The heatwave is expected to intensify from Tuesday, June 16, with highs of 35°C possible inland and warm nights. This episode is not expected to reach the extreme levels of late May but could last at least until June 21.
Multiple tornadoes struck communities near Chicago, causing widespread destruction. Severe storms led to flight cancellations and power outages across the Midwest. Meanwhile, a dangerous heatwave hit the East Coast, prompting emergency measures.
Around 30,000 Scotland fans arrive in Boston for the World Cup, braving 31°C heat, as the city prepares for their opening match against Haiti amidst logistical challenges and a warm welcome.
Summer warmth is returning to the UK this weekend with temperatures reaching up to 23C in southern areas. However, a shift in weather patterns means a heatwave is unlikely, with cooler conditions and showers expected in northern parts of the country.
Meteorologists announced the formation of El Niño in a warmed Pacific Ocean, predicting it will reach historic strength and turbocharge extreme weather globally. NOAA confirmed its existence, forecasting a 63% chance of it ranking among the largest events since 1950.
Moscow is expected to see relief from a 30-degree Celsius heatwave by the end of the week. Forecasters predict cooler temperatures and possible rain starting Sunday, June 14, with highs around 19-24 degrees Celsius, continuing into early next week.
Italy will experience its last rains in the center-south today, followed by a dominant high-pressure system from the weekend. This will bring stable weather, sunshine, and heatwaves, with temperatures potentially reaching 33-34°C.
Seoul will host large-scale cheering events at Gwanghwamun Square for South Korea's matches in the 2026 North, Central American and Caribbean World Cup on June 12, 19, and 25. The city advises citizens to use public transport due to expected crowds and to take precautions against the heat.
China faces a dual weather challenge: a heatwave across the north and south, with temperatures exceeding 35°C in some areas, and a new round of heavy rainfall starting tomorrow in the south, bringing potential for severe convective weather.
Climate change is displacing millions globally, but the US, under Trump's immigration policies, offers no asylum for environmental hazards. Displaced individuals face closed doors and deportation, with advocates criticizing the administration's stance.
A new roadmap proposes dismantling poverty by redesigning economic systems, moving beyond GDP growth. It emphasizes human rights, social protection, and collective well-being within planetary boundaries, advocating for debt justice and inclusive policy-making.
Yemen faces a devastating heatwave with temperatures over 40°C, exacerbated by long power cuts, worsening the humanitarian crisis in both government and Houthi-controlled areas.
The UK experiences a sudden shift from a record-breaking heatwave to cooler, wetter weather, with forecasts indicating potential for heatwaves later in the summer despite the cooler start.
The UN warns of the imminent return of El Niño, which is expected to bring raised global temperatures and weather extremes, with Asia being one of the most exposed regions.
A prison installs a taxpayer-funded cooling system in corridors to protect vulnerable inmates and staff from heatwaves, sparking online criticism over the use of public funds for prisoner comfort.
India is grappling with a severe heatwave, with record-breaking temperatures in Banda and other regions. Studies indicate thousands of excess deaths due to extreme heat, highlighting the urgent threat to life and livelihoods. The crisis is exacerbated by ecological degradation, urban heat island effects, and inadequate government response.
Sokcho City is implementing a heatwave response system to protect vulnerable populations, including the homeless and elderly, and is recruiting 106 university students for a summer administrative experience program offering approximately 1.98 million won upon completion.
Extreme heatwaves across Australia are decimating crops and threatening food security. Farmers like Anthony De leso are struggling with lost income and rising costs, while researchers like Owen Atkin warn of widespread crop damage and the need for urgent adaptation strategies, including genetic modification.
Record-breaking heatwaves in Australia are decimating crops and threatening food security. Farmers face rising input costs and lost income, while researchers warn of increasing extreme heat events throughout the year, necessitating urgent studies and adaptation strategies for growers.
Europe faces another hot summer after a May heatwave caused hundreds of deaths in the UK. Experts warn of El Niño's return and the deadly impact of fossil fuels on heatwaves, urging better heat-health action plans and climate shelters.
France faces criticism for budget cuts to its ecological transition following an unprecedented heatwave, with environmentalists decrying the move as "climate denialism" amid government calls to strengthen adaptation policies.
