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Information about Equinox phenomenon makes us about to suffer from the heat wave of up to 40 degrees Celsius is making many people fear. So what is the truth?
Millions of people in Asian countries are struggling to cope with the terrible heat all this time.
Geothermal sources provide stable energy and are less harmful to the environment than fossil or nuclear fuels.
Hot sunshine in the past days is in accordance with natural law, but it has a special feature that happens all over the country, meteorological experts said.
Global temperatures under the impact of climate change have gradually formed a new concept
The river stretches over 6km through the Amazon forest with an average temperature of 86 degrees Celsius, making most animals lose their lives if they accidentally fall…
Summer ... hot record, but why is the winter cold record?
The Merchant Specialist, chairman of the World Meteorological Organization's Climate and Disaster Committee (WMO), explains the extreme weather phenomenon in cold weathe…
About 150 major natural disasters affect millions of people around the world in 2015 and Asia is the most affected region in global disasters.
The cause of the heat in this phase is quite similar to the summer season, which is due to the low area in Yunnan (China) combined with the low groove carrying lots of h…
A study published by the Associated Press on October 26 said that if the state of CO2 continued to thicken, the temperature in the Persian Gulf (southwestern Iran) could
Typhoons form in the tropics because this natural phenomenon requires a very hot stream of water, at least 26 degrees at least 50 meters below the water.
Recently, reports from NASA showed that July 2015 became the hottest month in the past 2 centuries. Research on signs of striated gravel, ice cores and coral reefs also…
After a short period of calm, the heat returned to the North and the North Central provinces with the highest temperature of 38 degrees C and lasted for the next 3 days.
People in the city of Karachi, south of Pakistan, are facing a heat wave that lasted more than three days, killing nearly 700 people.