The sea surface temperature in a key El Niño region has exceeded 86 degrees F for the first time on record, hinting that the strength and location of some El Niño events are transforming.

The sea surface temperature in a key El Niño region has exceeded 86 degrees F for the first time on record, hinting that the strength and location of some El Niño events are transforming.

Outputs from complex Earth system models (ESMs) participating in the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project (CMIP) are a major source of information for polic...

This year’s ‘godzilla’ climate phenomenon has already broken temperature records. We ask a climate scientist what is happening

Communications Earth & Environment - Occurrence of winter temperature drop days increased in North America but declined in Europe over the past four decades due to changes in tropospheric polar...

CMIP6 captures the broad spatial pattern of p99(Tmax) versus Berkeley Earth, supporting projections of record-like heat Tropical extremes amplify: TDM and TDX warm ∼30%–40% faster than TTL in SSP...

Half of England is currently experiencing drought according to the Environment Agency. In this blog, Professor Tim Taylor reflects on the health consequences of drought in the UK context.   There are ...

Decades of data and research indicate that human-caused climate change is altering the frequency and intensity of several types of extreme events, such as heat waves and extreme rainfall events. Even...

At last week’s HE debate, a host of Oxford-associated grandees made the usual points while the sector continued to melt down, says Andrew McRae

Frontiers in Climate is delighted to launch "Reviews in Predictions and Projections", a specialized collection dedicated to publishing high-quality scholarly...

About this document Lead Authors: Gregor C Leckebusch, Mark McCarthy Contributing Authors: Jess Baker, Natasha Barlow, Lucy Bricheno,…