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What NOAA's 75% El Niño Probability Means for Coffee, Food, and Remittances Across Latin America

NOAA puts a 75% chance on a record-breaking El Niño as its Oct. 8 update arrives. Here's what that means for Colombia, Peru, Argentina, and Brazil.

Latin Times · 18h ago

Trump tried to make an ally out of fishermen. Some have started to turn on him

Some commercial fishermen have come to question whether Trump is meeting the needs of an industry he has long leaned on for support

The Independent UK · Oct 2

T-shirts instead of winter coats: What a warm October reveals about winter

At the start of October, temperatures of up to 25C give parts of Europe a last taste of late summer. Yet, according to an old farmers' rule, a warm autumn can herald a severe winter. What do the statistics and meteorologists say?

Euronews · Oct 2

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Oceans Absorbed 40 Times the World's Energy Use in 2025 as 84% of Coral Reefs Hit Bleaching Heat

The 2025 Copernicus Ocean State Report says oceans absorbed record heat, while sea-level rise, acidification, coral bleaching and marine heatwaves continued to intensify worldwide.

International Business Times UK · Oct 1

Why the nor'easter’s storm surge was so high, and what it says about the El Niño winter ahead

As a powerful nor’easter hit the U.S. Atlantic Coast in late September 2026, the ocean poured into coastal neighborhoods from North Carolina to New York. Water from the storm surge and heavy rain filled streets and surrounded homes as near-hurricane-force winds knocked out power. It may have even uncovered a…

The Conversation · Sep 30

2026 Winter Forecast Heavy Snow Regions: Full Map Shows Where Snowstorms Could Hit

Farmers' Almanac and The Old Farmer's Almanac forecast contrasting snowfall patterns across the US in 2026-27, with heavy snow in selected areas and El Niño adding uncertainty.

International Business Times UK · Sep 28

What Hurricane Polo's Record-Breaking Intensity Means for Mexico's Coast — Heading for Baja California

Hurricane Polo — one of the most powerful Pacific storms ever — now targets Baja California. What families need to know and how to get through to relatives in Mexico.

Latin Times · Sep 25

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What is a 'super El Nino' and how will it affect the weather?

A significant El Nino in the Pacific Ocean is anticipated to lead to severe climate impacts globally. The World Meteorological Organization has confirmed that the event will peak later this year. Projections indicate rising temperatures and increased heat-related deaths, particularly in India and other regions. While some areas may experience…

The Economic Times · Sep 24

Why the strengthening El Niño means fewer Atlantic hurricanes

The weather pattern is associated with extreme, stormy weather, but authorities predict a quiet year in one ocean at least

The Guardian - UK · Sep 24

A 99-year weather record just fell: Why is a rare September heat dome pushing U.S. temperatures toward 104°F? NASA maps show the unusual heat

Summer was supposed to be winding down. Instead, parts of the south-central U.S. were still dealing with temperatures close to 104°F on September 15. NASA’s map showed the heat across Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri and Tennessee, while more than 41 million people were under extreme heat alerts.

The Economic Times · Sep 23

Agency says sea turtle eggs laid on California beaches are a first for the US West Coast

There's excitement on the beaches of Southern California

The Independent UK · Sep 22

El Nino weather pattern enters record territory: Scientist

The current El Niño is making waves as it ties for the strongest ever recorded, bringing serious consequences worldwide. With climate change intensifying its reach, global trade and natural systems are under strain.

The Economic Times · Sep 22

Science says a dead whale can feed an entire ecosystem for decades, what happens after it reaches the seafloor is extraordinary

The massive bones of a whale can hold significant amounts of lipid-rich material. In the low-oxygen environment around a whale fall, microorganisms gradually decompose this organic matter. As part of that breakdown, sulfate-reducing microbes can produce hydrogen sulfide, creating a chemical energy source that helps sustain specialized deep-sea communities.

The Economic Times · Sep 21

Netizens Claim Donald Trump's 'Rambling' Speech Showed Clear Signs of Dementia

Donald Trump revived his electric-boat and shark anecdote at a White House dinner, prompting fresh online health speculation despite his physician's latest assessment.

International Business Times UK · Sep 20

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Barchart · Sep 17

Soybeans Slip into the Close as Meal Hits Fresh 2-Year Highs

Soybeans corrected off midday strength, with contracts closing a penny higher to a penny lower. The cmdtyView national average Cash Bean price was down 1 1/4 cents at $12.61 3/4. Soymeal futures rallied $3.60 to $7.80, with Soy Oil down 13 to 52 points. The 7-day forecast from NOAA continues...

The Times of India · Sep 17

Rhode Island pilot recycled 80 short tons of fibreglass boats using a $105,000 NOAA grant

A Rhode Island initiative demonstrated fiberglass boat hull recycling into cement. This program successfully processed nearly twenty metric tons of material. The project explored a sustainable model for end-of-life vessel disposal. Several other states engaged in exploring similar vessel recycling programs. Funding limitations eventually paused this innovative fiberglass recycling effort.

The Economic Times · Sep 17

These oysters cannot be harvested. They still returned $1.70 for every $1 invested

A 400-acre network of oyster sanctuaries in Pamlico Sound generated about $1.70 in economic and environmental benefits for every $1 invested in restoration, according to an assessment highlighted by NOAA Fisheries.

The Independent UK · Sep 17

Endangered salmon may soon swim freely up a Maine river, but a comeback isn’t guaranteed

Habitat restoration project manager Ellie Mason sees prime Atlantic salmon habitat on the Narraguagus River, but the fish are missing

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Euronews · Sep 17

A chunk of the Sun blasted off and could trigger storms on Earth

A cloud of material blasted from the Sun on Monday is due to reach Earth on Thursday, forecasters say, with a minor geomagnetic storm possible and auroras likely visible at high latitudes.

International Business Times UK · Sep 16

Polar Vortex Risk: Forecasters Say 'Super El Niño' Could Raise Winter 2026-2027 Disruption Risks Across Parts of US and Europe

A strengthening El Niño and possible mid-winter polar vortex weakening could influence jet-stream patterns and winter weather across the US and Europe, though major disruption is not guaranteed.

The Economic Times · Sep 16

Florida was throwing away damaged metal signposts. In 2026, they are being turned into underwater habitats

In Florida counties, discarded road signposts are being creatively repurposed into underwater habitats. These metal structures are transformed into concrete artificial reefs, aiding marine life. Students are actively involved in this innovative initiative, which seeks to provide essential shelter for small fish and invertebrates. The project beautifully merges waste reuse…

The Economic Times · Sep 14

Super El Niño is here, and its record-breaking strength is about to reshape America's winter

An El Niño event has strengthened to unprecedented levels, impacting global weather. This phenomenon is defined by warmer Pacific Ocean waters, influencing atmospheric shifts worldwide. Forecasters measure its strength using sea surface temperatures, with current readings indicating a very strong event. Its effects are already visible, including reduced Atlantic hurricane…

The Guardian - US · Sep 14

Scientists find nine new sponge species in glimpse of Alaska’s deep-sea diversity

But their habitat is threatened by bottom trawling in the region and Trump’s plan to expand seafloor mining

MarketBeat · Sep 13

As Homeowners' Premiums Surge, This Insurer Is Posting Record Profits

Rising homeowners insurance premiums, driven by climate disasters and higher rebuilding costs, have boosted Allstate's Q2 profits, underwriting income, and stock performance, analysts note.

Radio France Internationale · Sep 11

How 100 days of record ocean heat is reshaping life in and around the seas

Global oceans have endured 100 consecutive days of record average heat, as human-driven climate change pushes temperatures higher and puts growing pressure on marine life. Scientists say prolonged warming is disrupting fisheries, damaging coral reefs, raising sea levels and threatening economies that depend on healthy seas.

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