Climate Atlas
Climate news of the week
Every story below names a hazard and a place in its own headline, and was matched to coordinates from open data. Ordering is an Atlas ranking of how widely a story is being reported — it is not a danger level and not an official warning.
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Met Office warns of 'very warm and humid' 29C weather in Manchester as fourth heatwave forecast
Manchester, United Kingdom · place-level location
Read at manchestereveningnews.co.uk·1 outlet·4 days agoClimate at this location -
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Hertfordshire could be set for FIFTH heatwave of summer
Hertfordshire, United Kingdom · place-level location
Read at watfordobserver.co.uk·1 outlet·4 days agoClimate at this location -
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'Devastating': How extreme heat is threatening Bristol's independent shops and pubs
Bristol, United Kingdom · place-level location
Read at bristolpost.co.uk·1 outlet·4 days agoClimate at this location -
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Record heat for Phoenix, other parts of Arizona expected this weekend
Phoenix, United States · place-level location
Read at azfamily.com·1 outlet·5 days agoClimate at this location -
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Netherlands needs a heat crisis plan: knowledge institute after June heatwave
Netherlands · country-level location
Read at nltimes.nl·1 outlet·5 days ago -
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Egypt prepares for August heatwave with temperatures expected to peak at 47°C
Egypt · country-level location
Read at egyptindependent.com·1 outlet·5 days ago
How to read this page
The ranking measures reporting, not danger. Heavy coverage follows wealth, language and news cycles at least as much as it follows severity, so a deadly event in an under-covered country will sit below a milder one elsewhere. For official warnings, follow the national weather service for the area. Coordinates are as precise as the headline was: a country-level story is pinned to a country, not to a town.
Headlines, images and links belong to the publishers named on each card. Placement uses the GDELT Global Knowledge Graph.