Transcript: As the climate warms, many areas are experiencing more rain and flooding. And Jennifer Glenister, owner of New Morning Farm in central Pennsylvania, is feeling the con ...

But "It only takes one storm to make for a very bad season," said NOAA National Weather Service director Ken Graham.

That’s Diego Ramírez-Lovering of Monash University in Australia. He says when it rains, stormwater can mix with wastewater and flow into streets and homes. In many areas, the problem is getting worse ...

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A lobe of the Central American Gyre developed into Hurricane Helene, one of the most notorious Atlantic hurricanes of all time.

Meteorologist Irene Sans joins the Eye on the Storm team at Yale Climate Connections for the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season. Yale Climate Connections: Where are you from, and where do you live now?

French climate scientist Christophe Cassou said the heat wave would have been virtually impossible in the preindustrial era.

Over the past two years, it’s given away more than 300 solar-powered devices for free. Taylor: “And that might be lights, it might be a backup battery, might be a small solar panel, might be a phone ...

The inland extent of watches and warnings will now be included, and an experimental cone will capture more areas at risk.

Extreme heat can destabilize glucose control – but millions of Americans can’t afford the air conditioning that could keep them safe, two health experts warn.

With temperatures rising and electricity prices spiking, some people are choosing between high energy costs – or going without.