More than 80 people died as the storm swept through Madagascar, Mozambique and Malawi, with the forecast not reaching some communities in time to evacuate
Attribution science, which quantifies the influence of human activity on specific heatwaves, droughts and floods, has developed rapidly in the past decade
António Guterres and other leaders called for renewed efforts to cut carbon pollution as the Caribbean faces yet another devastating storm
Experience shows extreme weather is a poor catalyst for changing minds about climate change, the conversation needs to begin before times of distress
Scientists warn of expanding “bull’s-eyes” as the US builds in parts of the country at ever-greater risk because of climate change and severe weather
INTERVIEW: Climate scientists can learn from weather forecasters about giving practical advice, says meteorological expert
NEWS: A warming Arctic may change the weather for hundreds of millions of people
World Meteorological Organisation says that rising sea levels and surface ocean temperatures will cause more extreme typhoons in the future
Scientists say rising sea levels and global warming increased magnitude and likelihood of 2012 extreme weather, including Hurricane Sandy
Existing climate change means extreme heat waves will rise by four times by 2040, whether or not emissions are cut
Senate inquiry reports Australia is likely to witness extreme weather events with increasing intensity, but does not have the resilience to deal with it
How crazy has the world’s weather been since 2012? The WRI’s timeline may give you a clue
Eight out of ten of Filipinos are being personally impacted by climate change, including extreme weather events and health problems
Record breaking extreme weather in 2001-2010 set to continue the UN’s World Meteorological Organisation has warned in a new report
Delegates at European Conference on Severe Storms hear more intense thunderstorms combined with damaging winds are expected to occur
Cold, mould and carbon monoxide are just some of the surprising health impacts of extreme weather events that fly under the radar, writes Healthy Planet’s Izzy Braithwaite
Extreme weather is often the result of climate change, says scientists in Germany, who claim to have found link between GHGs and changes in weather patterns
Sustained period of record breaking weather likely to form part of global warming trend says IPCC chair Rajendra Pachauri
Draft of the National Climate Assessment 2013 finds climate impacts from receding sea ice in Alaska to water shortages in the south east
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