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10d agoUnited StatesContiguous US records warmest July ever, surpassing 1936 and 2012 benchmarks; every state ranked in warmest third of historical records, rainfall in driest third11d agoClimateRecord European heatwave makes July the UK's driest month on record, with water restrictions imposed across multiple countries. Nuclear power generation disrupted in France and Hungary; grain harvest losses estimated at €2 billion, heat-related deaths near 20,000.11d agoClimateGlobal ocean surface temperatures hit a record July high of 20.96°C, the EU's Copernicus Climate Change Service said Monday, as developing El Niño conditions drove exceptionally warm waters across the tropical Pacific.12d agoChinaHong Kong hits record 36.9°C on Sunday — highest since records began in 1884, the Hong Kong Observatory says. Blistering heat linked to subsiding air on the periphery of Typhoon Dolphin, which made landfall in Zhejiang Province.10d agoItalyItaly declares drought emergency across northern regions including Piedmont, Lombardy, Veneto and the Marche. Switzerland increases water releases from Lake Lugano to aid Lake Maggiore.10d agoEuropeEurope and UK face intensifying extreme heat and drought hitting agriculture, energy and transport. UK's 2026 harvest projected to be worst ever; EU economy could lose ~1%, over $200B in growth10d agoAustraliaGreat Barrier Reef coral cover rose or held steady across all three regions in 2025/26, AIMS survey shows. Northern reefs up 16.7% to 35.1%, central up 10.2% to 31.6%, as late monsoon cooled seas and limited bleaching.10d agoClimateEurope braces for another heatwave following record-breaking temperatures across the continent, Al Jazeera reports.10d agoUnited StatesContiguous US records warmest July ever, surpassing 1936 and 2012 benchmarks; every state ranked in warmest third of historical records, rainfall in driest third11d agoClimateRecord European heatwave makes July the UK's driest month on record, with water restrictions imposed across multiple countries. Nuclear power generation disrupted in France and Hungary; grain harvest losses estimated at €2 billion, heat-related deaths near 20,000.11d agoClimateGlobal ocean surface temperatures hit a record July high of 20.96°C, the EU's Copernicus Climate Change Service said Monday, as developing El Niño conditions drove exceptionally warm waters across the tropical Pacific.12d agoChinaHong Kong hits record 36.9°C on Sunday — highest since records began in 1884, the Hong Kong Observatory says. Blistering heat linked to subsiding air on the periphery of Typhoon Dolphin, which made landfall in Zhejiang Province.10d agoItalyItaly declares drought emergency across northern regions including Piedmont, Lombardy, Veneto and the Marche. Switzerland increases water releases from Lake Lugano to aid Lake Maggiore.10d agoEuropeEurope and UK face intensifying extreme heat and drought hitting agriculture, energy and transport. UK's 2026 harvest projected to be worst ever; EU economy could lose ~1%, over $200B in growth10d agoAustraliaGreat Barrier Reef coral cover rose or held steady across all three regions in 2025/26, AIMS survey shows. Northern reefs up 16.7% to 35.1%, central up 10.2% to 31.6%, as late monsoon cooled seas and limited bleaching.10d agoClimateEurope braces for another heatwave following record-breaking temperatures across the continent, Al Jazeera reports.
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10d agoTrackedUnited Statesclimate9.0
Contiguous US records warmest July ever, surpassing 1936 and 2012 benchmarks; every state ranked in warmest third of historical records, rainfall in driest third

The contiguous United States recorded its warmest July ever, surpassing previous record-setting temperatures from 1936 and 2012. Every state ranked in the warmest third of their historical records, with national rainfall in the driest third of the 132-year record at 2.55 inches.

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Record European heatwave makes July the UK's driest month on record, with water restrictions imposed across multiple countries. Nuclear power generation disrupted in France and Hungary; grain harvest losses estimated at €2 billion, heat-related deaths near 20,000.

Record heat and drought grip Europe, with July the UK's driest month on record and water restrictions introduced across several countries. Extreme heat disrupted nuclear power generation in France and Hungary, while grain harvest losses are estimated at €2 billion and heat-related deaths approached 20,000.

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Global ocean surface temperatures hit a record July high of 20.96°C, the EU's Copernicus Climate Change Service said Monday, as developing El Niño conditions drove exceptionally warm waters across the tropical Pacific.

Global ocean surface temperatures reached a record high for July at 20.96°C as developing El Niño conditions drove exceptionally warm waters, the EU's Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) said on Monday. The figure beat the previous July record of 20.89°C set in 2023, with record sea surface temperatures along Europe's Atlantic and western Mediterranean coasts and Western Europe recording its hottest June-July period on record.

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Hong Kong hits record 36.9°C on Sunday — highest since records began in 1884, the Hong Kong Observatory says. Blistering heat linked to subsiding air on the periphery of Typhoon Dolphin, which made landfall in Zhejiang Province.

Hong Kong's temperature reached 36.9 degrees Celsius on Sunday afternoon, the highest since the city began keeping meteorological records in 1884, according to the Hong Kong Observatory. The observatory attributed the heat to subsiding air on the periphery of Typhoon Dolphin, which made landfall in Zhejiang Province on China's eastern coast on Sunday afternoon.

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10d agoTrackedEuropeclimate7.0
Europe and UK face intensifying extreme heat and drought hitting agriculture, energy and transport. UK's 2026 harvest projected to be worst ever; EU economy could lose ~1%, over $200B in growth

Extreme heat and drought are intensifying across Europe and the UK, hitting agriculture, energy and transport while threatening economic growth. The UK's 2026 harvest season is projected to be the worst ever, while the EU economy is expected to lose around 1%, potentially wiping out over $200B in growth this year.

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Great Barrier Reef coral cover rose or held steady across all three regions in 2025/26, AIMS survey shows. Northern reefs up 16.7% to 35.1%, central up 10.2% to 31.6%, as late monsoon cooled seas and limited bleaching.

A late 2026 summer monsoon gave the Great Barrier Reef a reprieve from unfolding coral bleaching, with an Australian Institute of Marine Science annual survey released Tuesday showing coral cover rose or held steady across all three reef regions in the 2025/26 field season compared with the prior year.

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Kenya activates national El Nino response plan for 18 high-risk counties. Peak weather risks expected September through December, with above-normal rainfall forecast from October.

Kenya's Interior Ministry announced on Monday nationwide measures to counter potential El Nino impacts, releasing a response plan targeting 18 high-risk counties ahead of peak weather risks expected from September through December.

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12d agoTrackedUnited Kingdomclimate7.0
UK government announces nearly £130M ($175M) in funding for zero-emission vehicle technologies, supporting its 2030 ban on new petrol and diesel cars and 2035 zero-emission target

The UK government has announced nearly £130 million ($175 million) in funding for zero-emission vehicle technologies. The UK has previously committed to ending sales of new petrol or diesel-powered cars from 2030 and requiring all new cars to be zero-emission by 2035.

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