Climate forecast soars into the red
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By 2050 heatwaves like that of 2003, which killed 15,000 in Europe and pushed British temperatures above 38C (100F) for the first time, will seem &quot;unusually cool&quot;, the Hadley Centre for Climate Change says.
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LONDON - The world faces a surge in extreme weather events because of global warming and governments must act immediately to avert disaster, Britain&#39;s chief scientist said yesterday.
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The world was slightly warmer than  average in the first four months of this year, but 2007 may not  turn out to be the hottest on record, Britain&#39;s official  weather forecaster said on Tuesday.
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Blog: Some wet areas of earth will get wetter with climate change.
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Politicians in the nation's capital have been reluctant to set limits on the carbon dioxide pollution that is expected to warm the planet by 4 to 7 degrees Fahrenheit during the next century, citing uncertainty about the severity of the threat. But that uncertainty may have shrunk somewhat with the release last week of two scientific reports suggesting that global warming is not just a hypothetical possibility, but a real phenomenon that has already started transforming especially sensitive parts of the globe.
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Few consequences of global warming pose as severe a threat to human society as sea-level rise. But scientists have yet to figure out how to predict it.
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Global warming is set to continue, and bring with it an increase in extreme weather such as hurricanes and droughts, scientists from the United Nations' World Meteorological Organization warned on Wednesday.
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By Rob Pavey< Staff Writer  Unless the skies get very wet, very fast and for an extended period of time, 2006 is shaping up to be as dry as last year was wet.
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As the annual hurricane season begins, scientists are pressing on a number of fronts to learn how to tell with greater precision when and where they will strike.
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Predicted rises in temperatures will hit cities harder than surrounding areas, a study warns.
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By Michael E. Ruane  WASHINGTON -- If you think we have crazy weather, consider this storm:  It's about 7,000 miles across, with winds topping 500 mph and clouds that have just turned red.  It's a mega-hurricane, sort of.  It has a weird, pale center, and rotation.
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This month is likely to be a record-setter for high temperatures in New York and the Northeast. We ask the experts why.
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The planet isn't the only thing heating up because of climate change. Some renewable-energy stocks have been pretty hot, too.
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The Met Office's prediction that 2007 could be the hottest year on record has been defied by torrential rain.
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The Arctic is undergoing rapid and possibly irreversible climate change, says a major report.
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A lively and sometimes scrappy debate on whether global warming is fueling bigger and nastier hurricanes like Katrina is adding an edge to a gathering of forecasters here.
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ROUFFACH, France - On a cobweb-encrusted rafter above his giant steel grape pressers, Ren&#xE9; Mur&#xE9; is charting one of the world's most tangible barometers of global warming.