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AI Is Speeding Weather Forecasts, but Physics Models Still Lead on Extremes

A new study says AI models miss record-breaking extremes.

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Forecasters Warn El Niño Likely in 2026, With Risk of a ‘Super’ Event

South Georgia Wildfires Top 55,000 Acres With Partial Containment

Europe Confirmed as Fastest-Warming Continent in New 2025 Climate Report

Forecasters See El Niño Forming by Early Summer With Risk of a Very Strong Event

Houston Logs First 90 Degrees of 2026 as Heat Index Nears 100

Mexico Warns of Busy 2026 Hurricane Season With Pacific Leading Risk

UN Report Warns Extreme Heat Is Undermining Global Food Systems

Record Chicago Rain Triggers Flood Watches With More Storms Possible

U.S. Logs Most Abnormally Hot Month on Record in March

Brief EF‑U Tornado Confirmed Near Vina, California

Models Signal 2026 El Niño as CSU Projects a Quieter Atlantic Hurricane Season

Lake Powell Runoff Forecast Plunges to 22% of Normal, Raising Record-Low Risk

Ajusco Peaks Closed After Spring Snow in Mexico City

Peru Extends Coastal El Niño Alert Through December With Possible Midyear Uptick

Cyclone Narelle Turns Western Australia’s Skies Blood Red

Cyclone Narelle Turns Western Australia’s Sky Red, Damages Towns and Disrupts LNG Plants

A66 Reopens to High-Sided Vehicles After Wind Closure

Earth’s Energy Imbalance Hits Record High, WMO Warns

Heat Wave Triggers Early Melt as Lake Powell Runoff Forecast Is Cut Again