Scientists at Little Dome C recovered the oldest continuous ice core, unlocking 1.2 million years of Earth’s climate history.

so we’re well above that — but to break any temperature records, we’d have to be closer to the low 80s. Wednesday will also mark the year’s first sunset after 8 p.m. as we inch closer to ...

Surface winds turn more SW Sunday, and with sunny skies and dry air in place, high temperatures will soar to near record heat! Wind gets a bit breezy in response to surface developing northwest of ...

HERE WE ARE APPROACHING 5.30 ON THIS FRIDAY MORNING, NEAR RECORD OR RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURES GOING FORWARD FOR AT LEAST THE NEXT FEW DAYS. PERSISTENTLY BREEZY AND WINDY, AND THAT IS GOING TO LEAD ...

but they’ll likely reach around record territory tomorrow before more clouds, lower temperatures, and stronger winds move through later tomorrow into Sunday.

Wednesday was also no exception as citizens experienced an unusually warm night with Shivajinagar recording a minimum temperature of 24.9°C, making it the highest minimum in the first fortnight ...

The high temperature on April 11 hit 101 degrees, setting a new record for the date, according to officials from the National Weather Service in Phoenix. Meteorologist Gabriel Lojero said that as ...

The Denver weather forecast has a high temperature in the 80s that could break a record. But cooler air and showers are on the way. Airports set to scrap boarding passes and check-ins in major ...

Delhi experienced a heat wave for three consecutive days, recording its warmest April night in three years, with temperatures 5-6°C (9-10.8°F) above normal for the period. Many areas in the ...

You had to be very careful.” Given the sport’s gradual move towards night races, it is a temperature record that may well stand long into the future. Bahrain became a night race in 2014 to ...

At 42.6C, beating 40C temperatures in Dallas and Detroit in the mid-1980s, it was the hottest F1 race ever. Much to the surprise, in fact, of De la Rosa. “I only just realised before this interview ...