Strong solar storm brings the aurora to the US
A powerful solar storm today could damage power grids, satellites and radio signals, but also produced stunning auroras over North America on Wednesday.
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A powerful solar storm today could damage power grids, satellites and radio signals, but also produced stunning auroras over North America on Wednesday.
When scientists study missions to nearby planets, they need accurate weather forecasts. Otherwise, the trips could turn out to be 'disastrous'.
The continuous disasters that hit all continents are evidence, a terrible warning about the human race going to extinction due to climate change.
Most of us felt very well about Saturday afternoon's thunderstorm, understanding that it's time to stay indoors and relax. But for some, it's an early sign of an impendi…
These days, the highest temperature recorded in Hanoi is from 39-40 degrees. However, off-road temperatures reach more than 50, even nearly 60 degrees. This is a consequ…
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) publishes new records of the longest and longest single lightning strikes ever recorded.
Humans are facing a number of dangerous climatic features such as extreme rain / heat and more ...
At 01:00 on June 12, the location of the tropical depression was about 15.8 degrees North latitude; 120.7 degrees Kinh Dong, right on the east coast of Luang Prabang Isl…
An irony paradox, the more we use air-conditioning, people become more and more dependent on it.
Meteorologists around the world predict that the summer of 2020 will record temperatures 1 degree Celsius higher than the annual average.
Severe heat can cause edema, rash, cramps or fainting, exhaustion, and heat stroke. Timely treatment helps effective treatment, health protection.
Unusual spectacle rarely happened, so the witnesses shuddered.
Hailstorm, accompanied by a sudden tornado in Ky Son district, Tuong Duong (Nghe An) caused many houses to be unroofed, more than 30 hectares of crops were damaged.
Scientists are trying to warn the rise of global warming is slowing down the movement speed of storms, increasing its destructive power.
Scientists think that, by 2020, there is nearly 75% likely to become the hottest year ever.