Turkey: Where Continents Meet and Dreams Begin
When one hears about Turkey, they may picture Istanbul’s skyline or Cappadocia’s floating hot air balloons. However, so much is yet to be found. A story is hidden in each …
July 2025 Global Drought Narrative
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India Battles Monsoon Fury: Flash Floods, Urban Chaos, and Climate Alarm
The monsoon of August 2025 has been anything but ordinary. Across the hills of Uttarakhand and the streets of Delhi, the skies have unleashed torrents of rain that have brought …
July 2025 Monthly Upper Air Report
July upper air temperature anomalies are currently unavailable.
Inaccurate, Impossible: Experts Knock New Trump Plan to Collect College Admissions Data
“You’ve got this effort to add these elements without a mechanism with which to vet the new variables, as well as a system for ensuring their proper implementation,” said Cook. …
Poland in September: Historical Cities and a Breezy Baltic Coastline
There’s something unique concerning Poland in September. The air is gentler, the skies more clear, and the crowds of high summer begin to fade, leaving room to discover, breathe, and …
‘Hellish’ Heatwave in the Middle East: Record-Breaking Nights in Jordan and Israel
August has brought one of the worst heatwaves in living memory to the Middle East. While daytime highs have frequently surpassed 45°C (113°F), what’s more shocking is the persistence of …
LimmyTalks Talks College Preparedness – Education and Career News
Daniel Lim | Photo by Alina Lim Daniel Lim, also known as LimmyTalks online, shares his advice for college applications, finding mentors, and finding your place in the world. What’s …
Deadly Flash Floods in Pakistan: A Heartbreaking Monsoon Story
In mid-August, torrential monsoon rains struck Pakistan’s mountain-drenched north. So intense were these downpours that they swiftly unleashed flash floods, landslides, lightning strikes, and collapsing structures. As of August 16, …
July 2025 Monthly Global Snow and Ice Report
During July, Global Sea Ice Extent was 22.32 million square km (8.62 million square miles), 10.07% below the 1991-2020 average.