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Even frozen Antarctica is being walloped by climate extremes, scientists find

A new study concludes that Antarctica is already being and will continue to be affected by more frequent and severe extreme weather events, a known byproduct of human-caused climate change

The Independent UK

In the future, we could snuff out cyclones. But weather control comes with new risks

Right now, people in coastal China are fleeing successive typhoons. Parts of the Philippines are awash.

The Conversation

California judge pauses sweeping of homeless encampments amid heatwave

Order was issued against the city of Sacramento after advocates called out the municipality for violating its own order

The Guardian - US

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Electricity Costs Spike 800% In Texas With Extreme Weekend Temperatures

The price of electricity briefly spiked over 800% in Texas during the weekend as the South continues to be battered by this summer's extreme heat wave

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Storms in US north-east leave two dead and lead to thousands of flight cancellations

Tornado watches and warnings posted across 10 states from Tennessee to New York

The Guardian - US

Mother-of-four found dead on hiking trail near Phoenix from apparent heat-related illness

Jessica Lindstrom, 34, worked as a nurse and was in Phoenix visiting family when she went missing while hiking on Friday

The Independent UK

Met Office warns ‘unsettled’ conditions could return days after Storm Antoni

Temperatures are expected to stay above 20 degrees for most of the country on Thursday but thunderstorms could appear in the North by the evening.

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Head of UK Scouts criticises South Korean jamboree over ‘dirty toilets and lack of hygiene’

The head of the UK Scouts has criticised organisers of an international jamboree in South Korea over alleged poor sanitary conditions on the campsite.

Evening Standard

Can’t stand the heat: how can UK workplaces adapt to the climate crisis?

Hot weather can be dangerous for workers, as well as driving down productivity. And with UK buildings poorly prepared, solutions are needed quickly

The Guardian - UK

Explained | Here’s how Asia fared in 2022 in terms of climate and extreme events

In its 2022 State of the Climate in Asia report, the World Meteorological Organisation outlined extreme climate events affecting Asia last year, and their socioeconomic impact. We explore the details.

The Hindu

Why a Dig Into Earth’s Climate History Has Scientists Deeply Concerned

We haven't been measuring temperatures for more than a couple hundred years, but paleoclimate data hints that we are at an unusually hot time — and only getting hotter.

Inverse

Is it heat exhaustion or are you just tired?

Doctors explain the signs to watch out for during hot weather.

The Independent UK

Is the climate crisis finally catching up with Antarctica? Finding the answer has never been more pressing

Our inability to confidently predict sea level rise between an extremely challenging two metres and a civilisation-ending 10 metres is an exemplar of the problem facing researchers

The Guardian - AU

These 4 Phenomena Are What’s Actually Driving This Year’s Extreme Heat

A recent study found the weekslong heat wave in Texas and Mexico that started in June 2023 would have been virtually impossible without climate change.

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The Guardian - UK

I feel bad about enjoying the rain – but this sodden summer brings back such wonderful memories

Grey skies, gale-swept beaches, soggy donkeys: my childhood holidays were all wet, wet, wet. And, as a result, deliciously idle, writes Emma Beddington

The Guardian - US

Racism at heart of US failure to tackle deadly heatwaves, expert warns

Jeff Goodell, author of The Heat Will Kill You First, found ‘engine of planetary chaos’ in travels from Antarctica to California

The Guardian - UK

Winter heatwave in Andes is sign of things to come, scientists warn

Human-caused climate disruption and El Niño push temperature in mountains to 37C

Woman & Home

How to protect your hair from the sun to avoid frizz and damage

Knowing how to protect your hair from the sun will come in handy to maintain your hair health and colour whilst on holiday

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Pope Francis draws more than a million pilgrims to vigil in Portugal

An estimated 1.5 million young people filled a field Saturday in the Portuguese capital for Pope Francis’ World Youth Day vigil, braving scorching heat to secure a spot for the evening prayer and to camp out overnight and be in place for his final farewell Mass on Sunday morning.

The Independent UK

Storm Antoni sees gusts of 78mph as fallen trees block 100 miles of railway

Severe road and rail disruption was reported in the south west, the Met Office said, and about half a month’s worth of rain fell on parts of the UK.

The Hindu

Rainfall distribution skewed in State, with deficiency in Malnad, south-interior parts

The southwest monsoon shows skewed distribution pattern with deficiency in Malnad region, apart from Mysuru-Chamarajanagar belt for the period June 1 to August 5, while it is normal for the rest of the State.

The Guardian - UK

Mother of UK scout tells of ‘unbearable’ conditions at South Korea jamboree

Woman says 16-year-old son was exhausted from camping in temperatures of up to 35C and is now at hotel in Seoul

The Guardian - US

‘Metal box heated from the inside’: food truck workers’ battle against heat

Hotter summers are making it increasingly difficult to keep cool in what are ‘basically like little ovens’ as staff battle discomfort

The Independent UK

Danger to life warning as Storm Antoni hits parts of UK - OLD

An amber warning, which indicates flying debris is possible and could lead to injuries or danger to life, is in place until 7pm on Saturday.

The Guardian - UK

Tim Dowling: my sisters have taken a stand on my share of the stuff in the attic

A dozen blurry snaps of hedges, all my payslips from 1985 and five teabags. What a fascinating life I have led thus far …

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