Unusual weather in Germany, at least 6 people were killed
The record hot sun and the end of a day with thunderstorms cause serious damage to people and people, which are unusual happenings in Germany.
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The record hot sun and the end of a day with thunderstorms cause serious damage to people and people, which are unusual happenings in Germany.
European farmers often have the habit of plowing the land after harvest to kill the grass and make the soil loose every time it starts planting new crops.
April 2014 has entered the history of world meteorology when it became the hottest month since experts began collecting and recording data on the average temperature of…
According to a study published in the journal Nature on May 14, tropical tornadoes are getting stronger, moving far and away from the equator and getting closer to the t…
Earth's heat will rise as the El Nino weather model is ready to blow a large amount of heat into the atmosphere by the end of 2014.
Global warming will not reduce the rate of deaths in the winter as some predicted previously, because the weather will have more extreme forms even less cold.
Cold temperatures below negative levels can become ideal conditions for performing unique scientific experiments but are also very dangerous.
Some countries, such as the United States, recorded many days of record low temperatures than the record high temperature days, while in other countries, the temperature…
Quite a number of provinces in the North also suffer the same fate
In the past three decades, the number of deaths due to unusual heat in Europe has doubled compared to the early 19th century.
Any machine or system of equipment, over time, needs repair and maintenance to prevent accidents. This principle is strictly true for nuclear power plants.
On August 30, the China Meteorological Agency said the country suffered the hottest August sunshine in more than 50 years.
Cities like Shanghai (China), Seoul (South Korea) have just experienced terrible heat waves. Climate change will make this summer the most special in the next decade.
Russian oceanographers have for the first time discovered a link between changes in water temperatures in the North Atlantic Ocean and turbulent heat currents.
Although current carbon dioxide (C02) emissions are more or less, it is too late for people to prevent the risk of climate change from causing more extreme heat waves ov…