While weather and climate are different, researchers now say they can detect signs of climate change in daily global weather data.

Scientists knew human-induced climate change would cause Hurricane Florence to be bigger and wetter, even before the storm hit. Here's how.

"January is probably the hardest month of the year to change behaviors." Here's the case for swapping New Year's resolutions for "spring renewal."

Hurricane rains that come once winds subside may actually have more intensity than when the storm is at its strongest.

Stronger El Niño events are part of a strange climate pattern that appears unique to the Industrial Age, according to coral records spanning millennia.

Stalled weather patterns, or "blocking events," have already produced some of the 21st century's deadliest heat waves.

"...in the near future, we should keep an eye on the tropics if we want to better predict conditions in the Arctic."

In the future, far fewer people could be fishing for fun at the shore. Why? Climate change.

"More than half of all Americans do not prepare for disasters." Are you one of them? Here's what you can do.

Superbolts, which are far more powerful than regular lightning, strike over oceans between November and February. A new map shows where they hit most.