Rising sea levels are threatening millions of people, major cities, and vital ecosystems across Northern Europe. Scientists ...

At lower levels of global warming, AMOC collapse could lower winter temperatures in the UK by 5°–10°C on average (maybe more), with extremes down to -20°C or colder. A New Year’s trip to the Norfolk ...

Europe is heating up faster than any other continent on Earth, and the gap keeps widening. A joint report from the Copernicus ...

Very few places in Europe escaped rising heat in 2025, with at least 95 per cent of the continent recording above-average temperatures, according to the latest European State of the Climate report ...

Three times as many people in cities and towns died from severe heat as would have done in a world without human-caused warming, scientists said. By Raymond Zhong Reporting from London Severe heat ...

2025’s rainy spring has brought a swift end to the droughts plaguing several Spanish regions, restoring ecosystems to parched fields, reviving withered trees and shrubs, and bringing back a lush, ...

Europe endured a historic heatwave across Nordic countries, shrinking glaciers and record sea temperatures in 2025 as the fast-warming continent faces more frequent ...

Europe's climate extremes have hit new highs — but renewables are now supplying nearly half of the continent's electricity. Virtually no part of Europe was left untouched by extreme weather and hotter ...

The continent will see storms and periods of unseasonably warm, dry and sunny weather. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.