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Xu Jianmin, academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, won the WMO’s International Meteorological Organization Prize for his role in developing the Chinese mainland’s FengYun satellite system.
Typhoon Wutip, the first storm of the year, made landfall in Hainan as a severe tropical storm. Coastal communities brace with rescue operations and stockpiled supplies.
A new study published in Science shows that human activities have made global rainfall more volatile over the past century, affecting both daily and regional weather patterns.
Scientists reveal that climate change has doubled the likelihood of the recent devastating floods in southern Brazil, intensified by El NiƱo.
China’s first precipitation measurement satellite, FY-3G, is now operational, enhancing global weather monitoring and disaster management.
El NiƱo is weakening, but the World Meteorological Organization warns it will continue to drive above-average global temperatures, affecting weather patterns worldwide.
New simulations suggest the Atlantic Ocean currents may collapse sooner than expected, potentially triggering severe global weather disruptions.
Wildfires, floods, and droughts are wreaking havoc worldwide, from Chile to California and Spain, highlighting the urgent need for climate action.
The U.S. is experiencing a severe cold snap while the rest of the world faces unusual warmth, highlighting the complex effects of climate change.