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Scientists say rising temperatures 20 times more likely owing to human actions
Rescue workers survey extensive damage after hurricane kills more than 50 in southern states
The ‘cone of uncertainty’ and why it is misunderstood
The US is investing in supercomputers to predict how badly storms like Hurricane Ian will strike the east coast
At least 45 people have died after powerful hurricane struck southern US states
Millions of homes without power because of storm Biden calls ‘an American crisis’
Biden discusses federal response with governor Ron DeSantis as power outages hit 2.6mn people
Cyclone packed winds near 150mph as it made landfall on US state’s south-west coast
‘Devastating’ category 3 storm expected to hit the US mainland over the weekend
White House pledges support for territory that suffered billions in damages from 2017 storms
Storm makes landfall near city of Kagoshima, cutting electricity for thousands and damaging buildings
Rapid study of flood disaster by 26 scientists from 9 countries identifies ‘fingerprints’ of global warming
Devastating floods have hit a country riven by financial and political crises
Flooding has killed 1,400 people and exposed climate change threat amid economic and political crises
Widespread disruption after deluge in tech hub Bangalore blamed on infrastructure failings
Record rainfall combined with glacial melt devastates estimated 30mn people
Record heatwave behind power shortages that paralysed industry probably caused by climate change, scientists say
Torrential rain causes widespread damage ahead of crucial IMF decision on $1.2bn financial package
Costs of less severe storms, fires and floods quickly add up — and global warming makes them more likely
Prime minister says lessons must be learned to adapt to climate change
In the Napa Valley, private groups and local businesses are doing what they can to mitigate fire risk
Records broken as region experiences three times the average monthly rainfall
Soil dryness helps fuel rising temperatures in the normally temperate Pacific Northwest
If nature has an economic value, then wildfires linked to climate change must have an economic cost.
Urban centres across Europe are seeking solutions as record summer temperatures threaten to become an annual event
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