Intense storms in recent years has pushed the government and businesses to upgrade their responses to rain and flooding, and those efforts are working.

Extreme heat in the coming months threatens to tax power grids, wilt crops and inflict billions of dollars in economic losses.

Weather forecasting helps industries avert billions in losses from extreme events, and AI could make predictions faster, cheaper and more accurate.

Graphics remain overwhelmingly two-dimensional, even though the atmosphere operates across three dimensions, and that presents limitations.

The insurance industry is helping develop a new way to predict flooding down to the neighborhood level and warn communities.

Artificial intelligence is driving the next frontier of forecasting beyond traditional weather data to analyze non-meteorological factors.

Hedge funds are paying top dollar for weather and climate experts, while China aims to attract foreign talent to advance its meteorological capabilities.

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Hundreds of employees at the top US agency overseeing weather and climate research were fired as the Trump administration moves to shrink the size of the federal government.

An accurate read is essential for governments, energy markets and farmers, especially as global warming exacerbates extreme weather.

An accurate read is essential for governments, energy markets and farmers, especially as global warming exacerbates extreme weather.

The country’s meteorological agency is considering using DeepSeek to help power predictions, but Beijing’s tight control of the sector signals risks ahead.

China’s state weather agency is considering using DeepSeek, the local startup whose artificial intelligence model shook global markets last month, to power its forecasts and observations.

Global warming is driving down wind speeds during European summers, putting additional stress on the region’s energy systems as soaring temperatures boost cooling demand, new research shows.

Muddled directives and early-morning emails at NOAA, one of the world’s top weather and climate forecasters, have put the agency on edge.

NOAA is among international agencies that track the progress of climate change, putting it in direct conflict with many of the political positions held by the new administration.

The archaic Latin word haunts local life, to much amusement and chagrin.

The need for better satellite data will only grow as more extreme weather raises the urgency for even more accurate and timely high-resolution forecasts.

The conservative Project 2025 roadmap calls for slashing NOAA funding at a time when China is investing heavily in climate research.

Tracking the market, business and economic impacts of extreme weather from Bloomberg’s team of dedicated reporters.

The conservative Project 2025 roadmap calls for slashing NOAA funding at a time when China is investing heavily in climate research.

Extremes can drive up commodity prices, strain power grids, disrupt airline schedules and lead to skyrocketing insurance premiums.