The Latest Breaking News on Climate change

Heavy snowfall of up to 2ft has already affected millions in New England and thousands left without power

Climate change threatens coral reefs, but a recent study suggests that playing healthy reef sounds can help restore them.

Meteorological Centre Srinagar on Sunday predicted light rain and snow at many places during March 27 and 28 over Jammu and Kashmir. Read further on Dynamite News:

Stark climate warnings come ahead of this year's World Meteorological Day, observed on Saturday, with the UN's weather agency confirming that global temperatures had "smashed" heat records in 2023 – raising ocean temperatures and melting glaciers faster than before. Even hotter conditions are expected for the year ahead.

The region’s heat index hit 50C in February, leaving millions battling dangerous climate crisis fuelled temperatures

Elsewhere, record-breaking snowfall in Japan and unseasonally high temperatures in South Sudan

The Met Office predicts that the holiday weekend will see lower than average temperatures

More Australians are worried about the prospect of having to relocate due to extreme weather events, a survey has found.

"There is a high probability that 2024 will again break the record of 2023", WMO climate monitoring chief Omar Baddour told reporters.

Global temperatures "smashed" heat records last year, as heatwaves stalked oceans and glaciers suffered record ice loss, the United Nations said Tuesday -- warning 2024 was likely to be even hotter.

2023 confirmed as hottest year on record by WMO, highlighting urgent need for global climate action.