Environment ❯ Climate Change

Ocean Temperatures

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2025 Confirmed as Third-Warmest Year as 3-Year Global Average Hits 1.5°C Benchmark

EU climate service now projects a breach of the 1.5°C limit around 2030 without rapid emissions cuts.

Copernicus Confirms First Three-Year Stretch Above 1.5°C as 2025 Ranks Third-Hottest

2025 Ranked Third-Warmest on Record as 2023–2025 Becomes First Triennium Above 1.5°C

Weak La Niña Confirmed as Fifth in Six Years

Copernicus: 2025 on Track to Finish as Second or Third Warmest Year on Record

Jerry Marches North as Hurricane Center Eyes New Atlantic Wave

NOAA Confirms Late, Weak La Niña as North Pacific Heatwave Complicates Winter Outlook

Guardamar Closes Beaches Again as Venomous ‘Blue Dragons’ Reappear

Great White Shark Presence Expands North as Summer Sightings Surge in New England and Atlantic Canada

Hurricane Erin Downgraded to Category 2 as North Carolina Orders Barrier-Island Evacuations

NSW Councils Phase Out Shark Nets as Bull Sharks Linger Longer Off Sydney Coast

North and Baltic Seas Hit Record Spring Temperatures

Marine Heatwaves Shatter Records in North Atlantic and South-West Pacific

Atlantic Hurricane Season Kicks Off as NHC Monitors Offshore Low

Pod of Humpback Whales Halts Sydney Ferries in Peak Migration Surge

NOAA Predicts Above-Average 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season as Weather Agencies Face Cuts

20-Foot Basking Shark Enters Great Salt Pond on Block Island

NOAA Predicts Above-Average 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season with Potential Early Storm Formation

NOAA Predicts Active 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season With Up to Five Major Hurricanes

2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season Forecast Predicts Above-Average Activity