South Korean capital Seoul recorded 48 tropical nights – the longest in its history – with daytime temperatures reaching 20 ...

Get ready for several years of even more record-breaking heat that pushes Earth to more deadly, fiery and uncomfortable extremes, two of the world’s top weather agencies forecast. There’s an 80% ...

ABC News Live Prime reports on the new, alarming report from the World Meteorological Organization that estimates an 80% chance that one year out of the next five will be the warmest on record.

Temperatures for the globe are expected to remain at or near record levels during the next five years, scientists said Wednesday.

Today’s edition of Daily on Energy kicks off looking at who will be leading the federal permitting council under the second ...

A new report by two nonprofit groups finds that climate policies implemented by the Trump administration are driving migrants ...

The bodies of 11 people believed to be Malian migrants were found inside a boat in the St. Vincent and the Grenadines island ...

A new five-year forecast warns the world is likely to keep breaking heat records, risking more wildfires, hurricanes, and ...

Global temperatures are forecast to reach record or near-record levels during the next five years, setting the stage for more ...

The WMO's report highlights the severe implications of climate change, forecasting more frequent heatwaves, extreme rainfall, and rising sea levels ahead.