From wildfires to floods, extreme weather events are becoming more frequent, costly, and disruptive to businesses.

Last year was Earth’s third hottest globally, but temperature is just one measure of climate change’s influence.

Everstream Analytics released its 2026 risk report determining that extreme weather is the second-biggest threat on the ...

AI matches daily forecasts like never before, but when it comes to heat, cold, and wind records, HRES physics rules.

Extreme heat has already taken a deadly toll in the United States this summer, even as some of the hottest weeks are still to come. The Northern Hemisphere is approaching the midway point of summer, ...

After an extreme weather event, climate organizers can seize the opportunity to push for tangible policy change.

Nearly half of U.S. homeowners say climate risk could push them to move, according to a new Kin Homeownership Trends study.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Allan Marks is a lawyer who covers energy, infrastructure and climate. NERC’s 2025–2026 Winter Reliability Assessment examines ...

The United States has entered the peak of summer and a heat dome — sealing in all that hot, humid air — is making millions of people feel every bit of it. Some cities could notch their highest ...

It was an extremely cold beginning to the week today and we have even more frigid air ahead. Tonight will be extremely cold ...

For more than eight years, Shoreman-Ouimet and a multidisciplinary team at UConn have been examining extreme weather ...

From heavier rain to warmer temperatures, extreme weather is becoming more common place across the state. CBS LA's Marina ...