Global Heat News

Scientists have reported that August was the hottest month ever recorded globally, with summer temperatures in the U.S. also breaking heat records.

India has contributed 0.05°C to the global heat increase, indicating a pressing need for action on climate change.

Major Australian alpine resorts are closing their ski operations up to a month early due to a winter that broke multiple heat records and limited snowfall, with

The North Water, an Arctic habitat between Canada and Greenland, is facing threats from global heating, prompting a race to study the area and a plan for an Inu

A UN report warns that global heating will reach at least 1.8C, exceeding the Paris Agreement's 1.5C goal, with no good outcomes expected. Scientists suggest th

Record August temperatures are anticipated globally following a summer of intense heat, with strengthening El Niño conditions beginning to have an impact.

Global markets, including Nikkei and KOSPI, are being observed before the Indian stock market's opening bell today, September 1, 2026, following a fall in the U

Rodentologist Dr. Robert Corrigan, who has studied rats for decades, believes that global heating is contributing to an increase in rat populations in cities. H

Heatwaves are causing men globally to work in shorts.

A record-strength El Niño is predicted to intensify global warming and disrupt weather patterns, potentially leading to increased pressure on India's monsoon an

Scientists predict that the current Super El Nino phenomenon is likely to strengthen in the latter half of 2026, potentially peaking around November and Decembe

As the UK government prioritizes adaptation to extreme heat, the NHS is being urged to prepare for annual summer heat pressures. Other public services, includin

Simultaneous heat waves across Europe, North America, and Asia are partly attributed to the El Niño phenomenon and ongoing climate change.

Scientists have concluded that global heating intensified recent floods in West Africa, which displaced thousands and caused numerous deaths, turning a routine