It has been more than two weeks since Hurricane Ernesto formed, and as of today, the NHC does not forecast any new named storms within 7 days of peak hurricane season. This period would be the longest streak without the formation of a new named storm at the peak of hurricane season.
La Niña has been making her appearance during the summer of 2024, when she was expected, at least, as a weak to moderate phenomenon for the second part of 2024. Now it seems that the waters of the central equatorial Pacific are cooling at a rate that will make La Niña a reality very soon.
According to the European Space Agency, this is the ninth time that an asteroid with the characteristics of 2024 RW1 has been detected before impacting Earth.
Pancreatic cancer is one of the most lethal cancers in existence. Although a cure has not yet been discovered, scientists already have the key to stopping the progression of this disease.
Beaches in Japan are on high alert for unusual dolphin attacks. A single individual is suspected of seeking interaction with humans.
September opens the door to a wide variety of fruits and vegetables, ideal to enjoy at their best. From juicy grapes to pumpkins and spinach, all of them are seasonal for autumn and are highly nutritious.
As students return to classrooms, ensuring clean indoor air is crucial. Schools can protect against viruses, pollutants, and allergens with proper ventilation and air filtration systems.
The spread of the virus in Antarctica affects emblematic species such as penguins, sea lions and birds. This phenomenon could have devastating consequences for the biodiversity of the most isolated continent on the planet.
Changes in temperatures and rain patterns are creating an increasingly pleasant environment for mosquitoes. As a result, outbreaks of the diseases they transmit are becoming more frequent.
At the climatological peak of tropical cyclone activity, the Atlantic is relatively inactive with only two tropical waves and one of them could become a tropical depression or tropical storm as it heads toward the Caribbean and could subsequently impact southwestern Mexico.
Did you know that our estimates about the number of fish in the oceans could be seriously wrong? A recent study published in Nature has revealed that historical evaluations have been alarmingly inaccurate.
This species of shark that lives in the depths of the icy waters of the seas of northern Europe has become the longest-living animal known to date.