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BMKG's Deputy of Climatology, Ardhasena Sopaheluwakan, highlighted that the Earth's temperature has risen considerably since ...

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After a longer-than-usual off-season, Discovery Channel has finally confirmed the premiere date for the highly anticipated ...

As we sweat away the summer, imagine walking out of 98-degree heat and into a 72-degree, climate-controlled ballpark to watch ...

Storms are likely today in the higher elevations, but only near 20% for the Valley. Drier air is working its way into Arizona ...

China is in the grip of the strongest heatwave of the year, with central and eastern regions enduring extreme temperatures ...