Extreme Heat
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2 Billion People Exposed to Extreme Heat if Global Warming Rises to 2.7°C, Study Shows
According to a study, as many as 2 billion people will be exposed to extreme heat if global warming raises temperatures by 2.7°C. Read more here.
Latest Research Articles
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Extreme Heat Breaks Vietnam, Laos Records at 110 Degrees
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Europe April Temperatures Break Previous Records Amid Intense Heatwave
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90% of World's Population Faces Dire Threat from Combination of Extreme Heat and Drought [Study]
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NWS Forecasts Heavy Rain and Flash Flooding over the Rocky Mountains, Heat over the South and Southeast
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Baby Found Dead Inside Hot Car in New Plymouth, Idaho as Temperatures Spike Near 100 Degrees Fahrenheit
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39 Million People at Risk as Extreme Heat Persists in the West; Blackouts Threaten California and Nevada
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Heat Wave: California Declares Statewide Grid Emergency and Warns of Blackouts Amid Scorching Temperatures
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Prolonged Heat Wave to Remain Across the Western United States This Week
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Extreme Heat and Wildfire Smoke Found to Have Affected 16.5 Million Californians [Study]
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North Mexican Drought and Water Crisis Spread to Southern Texas: US Authorities 'Pray for a Hurricane' to Come
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Dangerous Fire Weather Threatens SW Montana as Extreme Heat, Strong Wind Gusts Persist
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Exposure To Extreme Heat Could Increase Malnutrition in Children in Low-income Countries
