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LOS ANGELES — Heavy rain and damaging winds will gradually subside Wednesday as one of the wildest storms of the season makes its exit from the Golden State.

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Even experienced weather experts were stunned by the destructive, deadly and ultimately rare “bomb cyclone” that touched down in the region Tuesday afternoon.

The latest report by the UN’s climate advisory panel has once again highlighted the need for urgent action against human-induced climate change, noting that the tools to prevent climate catastrophe already exist. While hopes of limiting global warming at 1.5C are rapidly fading, climate experts stress that “every additional tenth…

Met Eireann has advised the weather will feel much colder this weekend after a very unsettled few days. Widespread rain, strong winds, hail, thunder and lightning are all forecast up until Saturday when things take a chilly turn.

If you are looking to make the most of the recent warmer weather following the cold snap, consider heading to the Hidden Gardens in Glasgow—which very much live up to the name.

Spring is here but the wintry weather isn't over yet, with furries of snow and sub-zero temperatures forecast this weekend.

Wind speeds of up to 78mph caused trees and power lines to fall which has left residents in San Fransisco and California without power after shocking footage from eyewitnesses shows glass flying from flats

Global sea levels rose more slowly in 2022 than models predicted. But there's no reason to celebrate, according to NASA.

A freezing end of March is on the cards with weather maps showing further snow could hit the country as the Met Office warn things are about to feel very wintry once again

A major UN report dubbed a "survival guide for humanity" this week said the Earth would reach 1.5 degrees of warming by the early 2030s unless deep and rapid action is taken to slash emissions across all sectors. RFI spoke with Gerhard Krinner, head of CNRS research at France's Institute…

California’s recent water windfall is a bit like somebody getting a big tax refund after years of dipping into their 401(k) to pay the bills. Any sense of wealth this sudden bounty engenders will be fleeting and perhaps dangerously misleading.