Archive of Doom
- climateYale Climate Connectionsadded Sep 17, 2026retiredWe just had the hottest August, hottest summer, and hottest year to date in U.S. history
U.S. wildfires have burned a record 8.4 million acres in 2026 amid the hottest summer on record.
π 3.5 avgπ― 17β 0 - climateWorld Meteorological Organizationadded Sep 17, 2026retiredRecord-breaking heat and extreme weather continue
Global July tied as warmest month on record while floods and fires ravaged multiple continents.
π β avgπ― 2β 0 - climateAl Jazeeraadded Sep 16, 2026retiredNepal's Ministry Marks 13th Day Since Catastrophic Himalayan Floods Killed Over 1,300
Nepal flew flags at half-mast to mourn over 1,300 people killed in catastrophic Himalayan flash floods.
π 3.4 avgπ― 19β 0 - climateNatureadded Sep 16, 2026retiredUN finally admits global warming will shoot past 1.5 ΒΊC climate limit
A UN report confirms the 1.5Β°C warming target is now unreachable, with the planet on track for 1.8Β°C this century.
π 3.5 avgπ― 6β 0 - climateAl Jazeeraadded Sep 16, 2026retiredRecord-Breaking Rainfall Swamps Nagoya, Japan
Nagoya was hit by an all-time record 105mm of rain in a single hour, exposing extreme climate-driven downpours.
π 3.0 avgπ― 14β 0 - climateScienceDailyadded Sep 16, 2026retiredArctic Cyclones Become Far More Destructive When They Strike in Clusters
Back-to-back Arctic cyclones cause roughly twice the sea ice loss of single storms, with effects lasting far longer.
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