Three firefighters die battling huge Colorado-Utah wildfires
Three firefighters were killed and two were injured while battling massive wildfires on the Colorado-Utah border.
Dangerous heatwave shifts east across Europe
Slovakia recorded a new temperature record of 40.5C in a southern border town.
Flooding hits Ghana capital, 13 dead, more rain forecast
At least 13 people have died in Ghana's capital, Accra, due to severe flooding caused by torrential rain, according to the fire service.
Reform UK chair of Welsh environment committee sparks concern
James Evans, a former Conservative party MS who defected to Reform UK in January last year, has been appointed chair of the Welsh climate change, environment, sustainability and rural affairs committee.
Delhi plans to ban petrol rickshaws to cut fumes
According to the government's own figures, vehicle emissions account for an average of 23% of pollutants in Delhi's air, making it the highest single source of emissions.
Another UK heatwave could be on the way
A new provisional UK heat record for June of 37.7C (99.9F) was set in Lingwood, Norfolk, on Friday, providing context for the potential for another heatwave.
Officials name three firefighters killed in Colorado wildfire
Daniel Robbins, 44, and Jessica Folds, 47, were found dead on June 10 in a wooded area near Lanett, Alabama.
US hit by unseasonal snow and eastern heatwave
Unseasonal snow fell as low as 1,800 metres in the Rocky mountains on Sunday.
Varkala MLA raises alarm over proposed quarry
The Thiruvananthapuram Collector cancelled the no-objection certificate for quarrying.
Mumbai faces severe water crisis as reservoir levels drop
The seven reservoirs supplying water to Mumbai together held 1,00,279 million litres of water, or 6.93% of their total live storage capacity, at 6 a.m. on Monday (June 29, 2026).
Monsoon fury batters Arunachal Pradesh, rescues underway
The death toll rose to three after the body of Saurabh Kumar Kharwar was recovered near Hawa Camp in adjoining Papum Pare district on Sunday (June 28, 2026).
France hit by power outages as heatwave peaks
Tens of thousands of homes in western France, including approximately 68,000 in Brittany, are experiencing power outages due to a record-breaking heatwave.
UK Summers Getting Hotter: How Prepared Is Nation?
The UK is increasingly vulnerable to extreme heat, requiring urgent government action and preparedness.
India prepares contingency for weak monsoon season
Monsoon rains in India have been around 43% below average so far.
France records hottest day, heatwave grips Europe
Météo-France confirmed Tuesday was the hottest day in France since 1947, with 44.3C recorded in Pissos and an average of daytime and nighttime temperatures across 30 stations reaching 29.8 degrees Celsius (85.6° F).
Dangerous heatwave to blast central and eastern US
More than 130 million Americans across southern and Great Plains states were under moderate to severe heat risk conditions on Sunday, according_to NWS maps.
Europe's Heatwave Linked to 1,300 Deaths, WHO Says
More than 1,300 excess deaths have been recorded in Europe since June 21, linked to high temperatures, according0 to the WHO.
Four-day extreme heat warning for England and Wales
A four-day amber weather warning for extreme heat is set to begin early on Monday across large parts of England and Wales.
Europe Heatwave Breaks Records, Causes Hundreds of Deaths
The Knesset rejected a bill that sought to bar the Red Cross from prisons.
Mass cleaning campaign begins in Dindigul city
Dindigul Corporation began a mass cleaning drive on Saturday.