The Verge
NASA, UCSD, and the National Weather Service built an AI that uses earthquake satellites to predict flash floods - because apparently we needed a side hustle for seismology.
The Guardian Europe
Hurricane Lowell battered Niʻihau, Kauaʻi and Oʻahu with 110mph winds, triggered Hawaii's likely first-ever tornado watch, and reminded everyone that El Niño is still very much in charge.
The Guardian Europe
Canadian wildfire smoke descends on New York City, turning the sky into a sepia filter and reminding everyone that breathing is, in fact, optional.
The Guardian
One dead, 200 kids airlifted from camp, and a heat dome looming - Missouri's weather is having a busy weekend.
BBC World
Super Typhoon Bavi crashes Guam's party, prompting evacuations and plywood purchases as the storm brings 173-mph winds and a reminder that climate change is a real buzzkill.
The Guardian Europe
The Grand Canyon is under an extreme heat watch as temps hit 112F, following three recent heat-related deaths - because apparently 'don't hike in a blast furnace' needs repeating.
NASA
A satellite spots a brownish scar from an EF-3 tornado that ran 82 miles through Mississippi, because Tornado Alley is so last century.
The Guardian
Noaa cuts data collection, bets on AI models that can’t handle extreme weather, and experts wonder what could possibly go wrong this hurricane season.
BBC World
Utqiagvik, Alaska bids adieu to the sun for 84 days of nonstop daylight because the Arctic doesn't believe in moderation.
The Good Times
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